- Maintenance Plan and Schedule – the five elements
- A customized comprehensive carpet care program consists of five elements:
- 1.Soil Containment- isolation of soil entering the building using mats at entrances.
- 2.Vacuuming– scheduled frequency for removal of dry soil using a CRI approved “Green Label” vacuum.
- 3.Spot and Spill Removal System - using professional spot removal techniques.
- 4.Interim Cleaning – scheduled frequency appearance cleaning for all traffic areas.
- 5.Restorative Cleaning– scheduled frequency deep cleaning to remove residues and trapped soils.
- There are some conditions where appearance change must be expected. In areas where
- the oily material from asphalt sealers is tracked into the building, carpet and other
- flooring may become yellowed over time. Check the traffic lanes often forslight dulling
- of color; this indicates a build up of soil. It is virtually impossible to remove all of this
- material once it has penetrated the fiber of any carpet. Entrance mats and scheduled
- cleaning can reduce this phenomenon. Areas where large amounts of sandy soil enter the
- building may become dull in appearance over time. This is due to abrasion of the fiber
- surface, affecting the reflection of light. Frequent vacuuming helps to minimize this problem.
- A thoughtfully designed and implemented maintenance program performed by qualified
- personnel, properly equipped and trained, is essential for optimal long-term performance.
- If you don’t maintain it, you can’t expect it to stay clean.
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