That's a commonly asked question in the carpet cleaning trade.
The most honest answer I can give is, they all are,at least that's what every one's advertisements say. I have cleaned carpets for 28 years and during my career have used three out of the four recognized methods for carpet cleaning. I think all the methods work well, when done by the right crew or company that really cares about giving the customer a good job.
According to a National Testing Institute, of the four methods tested, the DRY-FOAM system with pre-vacuuming was rated as the best in all three testing areas.It has a higher soil removal, a faster drying time, and a longer resoil time than any other system. First by pre-vacuuming, unlike other methods, most all of the dry dirt is removed before any water or spot removers are applied to the carpets. Unlike steam cleaning which uses high volumes of water to flush the dirt away. DRY-FOAM uses about a half a gallon of water per 100 square feet being cleaned. So the drying time is much shorter, usually less than half a day. It is a deep cleaning system using a rotary scrubber similar to a carpet shampoo machine, but unlike shampoos, DRY-FOAM is a non-residue,dissipating system. This means there is no film or residues left to reattract soil or dust and the carpets dry in a more fluffy state. Remember the fluffier a carpet remains the more soil and dust a home-owner can remove with just a regular vacuuming.
So whats the best method for carpet cleaning? Well I have my opinion or you can just call around. They'lll say they have the best method, then call me. I would be happy answer any questions you should have.
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