Why do Experts suggest pet owners should have a deep clean for carpets and hard floors?

Removing pet hair and stains from carpets can present some challenges. Here are a few of the common difficulties:

 

  1. Pet Hair: Pet hair can be stubborn and challenging to remove completely from carpets. It tends to embed deep into the carpet fibers, making it difficult to remove with just regular vacuuming. Additionally, pet hair can become tangled and matted, making it even more challenging to eliminate. Specialized tools and techniques may be required to effectively remove pet hair from carpets.

 

  1. Stains: Pet stains can be tough to remove, especially if they are not addressed immediately. The acidic nature of pet urine can cause the stain to set in and penetrate deep into the carpet fibres. If not treated promptly, pet stains can leave behind unpleasant odours and discoloration. Professional cleaning methods, like steam cleaning or enzymatic cleaners, may be needed to effectively remove pet stains.

 

  1. Odours: Along with stains, pet accidents can leave behind lingering odours. The odour-causing compounds in pet urine can penetrate deep into the carpet padding and subfloor, making it challenging to eliminate the smell with surface-level cleaning alone. Specialized odour-neutralizing treatments and deep cleaning techniques may be necessary to effectively eliminate pet odours from carpets.

 

  1. Allergens: Pet dander, which is composed of tiny skin flakes shed by animals, can trigger allergies in some people. Even if the pet hair is removed, the allergens can still remain trapped in the carpet fibers. Thorough cleaning and extraction methods are required to remove allergens effectively and create a healthier indoor environment for those with allergies or respiratory sensitivities.

 

  1. Repeated Accidents: If pets continue to have accidents in the same area, the stain and odour removal process can become more challenging. Over time, repeated accidents can result in deeper penetration of stains and odours into the carpet, making it more difficult to completely eliminate them. In such cases, professional cleaning may be necessary to address the persistent stains and odors effectively.

 

Dealing with pet hair and stains on carpets requires a combination of regular maintenance, prompt cleaning, and professional assistance when needed. It is important to address pet accidents as soon as possible to minimize the potential damage to the carpet and maintain a clean and odour-free environment.