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Carpet cleaning guides

Straight answers to the questions people ask before they book a carpet clean or move out of a rental: what it costs, which method suits which carpet, how long it takes to dry, and what actually gets pet urine out. Written for Adelaide homes, no fluff.

How Much Does Carpet Cleaning Cost in Adelaide? Most Adelaide carpet cleaning is priced per room with a minimum charge, and a typical three-bedroom house with a living area and hallway lands somewhere between about $150 and $300 depending on who you call. Here is how the pricing works, what moves it, and what we charge. Read the guide › Carpet Steam Cleaning vs Dry Cleaning: Which Is Better? Steam cleaning rinses the carpet and extracts the dirty water; dry cleaning uses very little moisture and dries in an hour or two. One is a deep clean, the other is a fast refresh. Here is how to choose. Read the guide › End of Lease Carpet Cleaning and Your Bond in South Australia Carpet is the item most often argued about at a final inspection. Here is what the rules say in SA, what agents actually check, and how to make sure carpet is not the reason your bond is held up. Read the guide › How to Get Pet Urine Out of Carpet, and Why the Smell Comes Back A fresh puppy accident is fixable with paper towel and patience. A spot the cat has used for a year is a different problem that lives in the backing and underlay. This guide covers both. Read the guide › How Long Does Carpet Take to Dry After Steam Cleaning? Four to eight hours is the honest answer for most Adelaide homes, with a warm, dry summer afternoon at the quick end and a closed-up house on a wet July day at the slow end. Here is what controls it and how to help. Read the guide › How Often Should You Clean Carpet? Most carpet manufacturers expect a professional hot water extraction clean every 12 to 18 months, and more often with pets, children or allergies. Vacuuming properly in between is what makes that interval realistic. Read the guide › How to Get Blood Out of Carpet, Fresh or Dried A nosebleed, a cut foot, a dog with a torn nail: blood on carpet looks worse than it is if you get to it cold. The one rule that matters is no heat, because heat cooks the protein into the fibre. Read the guide › How to Get Red Wine Out of Carpet (Coffee Too) Red wine and coffee are tannin stains: plant dyes that bond to carpet fibre more tightly the longer they sit and the hotter they get. Fresh, both come out with household items. Set and dried, they need more than a supermarket spray. Read the guide › How to Clean Wool Carpet Without Damaging It Wool is the most forgiving carpet to live with and the least forgiving to clean badly. It hides soil, bounces back from furniture and lasts decades, but harsh cleaners, too much water and heat all leave marks that do not come out. Read the guide ›

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