CLEANING METHOD

Oxifresh Carpet Cleaning provides a superior carpet cleaning service including tile and grout cleaning. Oxifresh uses a chemical free carpet cleaning method that leaves no sticky residue, dries quickly and is 100% safe for children and pets.Posted by oxifresh at 2:15 AM on 9/17/08

Of course, here at Oxi Fresh, we're not content just to clean carpet. We do a great job doing that, of course, but we also want to let you know that we offer more than just carpet cleaning services. We can clean upholstery, for example. Sofas, loveseats, reclining chairs, stools, ottomans, dinning room chairs, etc. Also, we have an Oxi Fresh cleaning for tile and grout. After we're done with the cleaning, we can also seal your tile and grout as well. These other services are available in many locations. If you are ever interested in finding out more, just got to www.oxifresh.com, and select "Residential." There should be a section about upholstery and tile and grout there. Posted by jlabelle at 8:39 AM on 5/11/10 Report Spam

And here's how we're different. You see, Oxi Fresh uses a low moisture system. We begin by spraying your carpets with an oxygenated booster and encapsulator solution that serves to break up the dirt and stains in the carpet and then make them easier to lift out of the carpet. It's very different than steam cleaners who hope that hot water alone will do the job. We know that our solutions, which are green and non-toxic, can do so much more than just water. Once we've done that step, the Oxi Fresh technician will go over you carpets with our machine. There's something very special about the machine, though, that makes it very much unlike dry cleaners. It has two brushes on it that rotate upwards and inwards, rather than downwards. This scrubs dirt and stains up and out of the carpet and into the machine - all without compressing it. So, you see, we're quite a bit different then what others are offering. Find out more at www.oxfresh.com Posted by jlabelle at 8:33 AM on 5/4/10 Report Spam

Well, I'm a few days late, but here's some more info on another prominent carpet cleaning method - dry cleaning, or as it is also known, the spinning bonnet method. This style of carpet cleaning, unlike Oxi Fresh, depends on what is, in essence, a floor buffer with an absorbent pad. They use the floor buffer to scrub the carpet, trying to break up the dirt and stains there in. The pad is then supposed to absorb the dirt and stains. At Oxi Fresh, we've noticed a problem with this method. The floor buffer scrubs downward, and this means anything that is broken up goes further into the carpet. The absorbent pad can get things on the surface, but anything below that merely gets scrubbed down. Then they have to rake the carpets up (the carpet is compressed by the cleaning) and this begins to lift the stains back up. It's a flawed system, and one we at Oxi Fresh know simply does not do a good enough job. Posted by jlabelle at 9:26 AM on 5/3/10 Report Spam

Hi there, Jordan from Oxi Fresh here. I just wanted to let you know some more things about Oxi Fresh. The best way to do that, though, is to explain how we're different than other kinds of carpet cleaning. Let's begin by looking at the most prominent cleaning method: Steam Cleaning. More accurately, though, hot water extraction method. The way this process works is quite simple. Hot water is pumped into the carpet and the sucked out with any dirt it had loosened up. Well, that's the way it's supposed to work. The problem with such a system is that it simply can't get out a lot of the water it pumps in - and a lot of the dirt that it manages to loosen. The dirt, and the water, stay in your carpet until the latter evaporates and the former reappears as the same old stains. I'll tell you more tomorrow. Posted by jlabelle at 10:14 AM on 4/29/10 Report Spam