Why is Carpet Cleaning Important?

Aaron Robertson

So why is it important to regularly clean your carpets? 

Puppy in  Rental Property on clean carpet
Guest Post By Lain's Carpet Care.

Think about all the traffic that goes through your house on a daily basis. All of the dust, dirt, pet hair, and other elements that are around landing on and entering your carpet. There are many factors to the amount of dirt, dust, and dander that make it into your home and on your carpet. Many studies have shown that vacuuming on a regular basis, say three to five times per week, can only remove up to 79% of your dry soils. Lain's Carpet Care recommends you have your carpets deep cleaned by a professional every six to twelve months and maybe more often if you have a larger family or pet. Having your carpets cleaned in your home or rental property will help remove the odors and other allergens, which will make a difference in the overall appearance of your carpet and have a healthier environment. Homeowners and Landlords will inevitably end up with a carpet that lasts longer save a ton of money. 


Do you want to know more? Feel free to reach out to Bob Lain, the owner of Lain's carpet care.  530-949-2022


Bob Lain, carpet care specialist with 30+ years experience, offering residential and commercial services in Redding, CA.

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Disclaimer: The content on this blog is for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal or advice. Consult with a qualified professional for specific advice.

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