Carpet Cleaning

What is Pure Water and why is it so Important for my home?

Pure Water – Water that is JUST water. Two parts hydrogen, one part oxygen. Tap water contains many contaminants including chlorine, lots of minerals such as salts, calcium, iron, and magnesium. In the Phoenix area our tap water averages over 500 TDS (total dissolved solids in parts per million). See your official water quality report here. You can begin to see the spots left behind from these minerals on glass at only 10 TDS. This means that your average carpet cleaning guy will be leaving not only residues from soaps and chemicals in your carpet, but also, many minerals and contaminants from the tap water he used. Some carpet cleaners do use Soft Water, however this just exchanges most of the calcium for sodium, leaving the same TDS as tap water.

Pure Water leaves no residues behind. It also cleans very well since Pure Water is a natural sponge, soaking up any mineral or debris it comes in contact with. Using Pure Water unlocks cleaning power and allows us to leave virtually no residue behind. In fact we remove most of the minerals and residues left behind by the other guy from the last time you had your carpets cleaned.

It leaves your Carpets feeling new again. No more crusty musty feeling.