Carpet Control According to the Contamination Degree

The control of the carpet, according to the degree of pollution; involves a visual assessment of the state to keep the different areas carpeted. Heavy traffic, poor maintenance, contact with pets, excessive dust, air pollution, smog, etc., contribute to dirty carpets.

Light Soil:

The carpet is fairly new and shows little use, the spots are small or subtle, not noticeable lines of traffic or movement compared to different areas, not color changes. Recommended Maintenance:

-Vacuum regularly, according to the intensity of traffic.
-Spotting systematically.

Moderate dirt:

The carpet shows changes in color, texture, shading, fiber, or loss of gloss, in fits and lines of traffic or movement, there is abundant or noticeable stains and the carpet has lost the "new" appearance. Recommended Maintenance:
- Vacuum regularly, according to traffic intensity.
- Spotting systematically.

Excessive Dirt:

The carpet shows obvious changes in color and appearance, excessive or heavy stains, traffic lines are dramatically highlighted in relation to the surrounding areas.
NOTE: The insufficient vacuum or inadequate and poor maintenance have led to distortion and deformation of the thread.