Carpet Cleaner Extractors For Auto Detailing Industry

To clean car interiors faster and efficiently, use a carpet cleaner extractor with the right temperature and pressure levels. Many carpet cleaner extractors lack power and are poorly designed, which is why they reduce productivity of car wash businesses. Daimer's carpet cleaner extractors, on the other hand, are arrayed with features geared to improve productivity and offer better results.

A carpet cleaner extractor should feature high temperature levels if you plan to clean heavily dirty carpets on a daily basis. However, if you are handling delicate carpets, it is prudent to use non-heated water for cleaning. Many carpet cleaners cannot heat water, but they can use hot water. These carpet cleaners are less expensive than carpet washer systems with heating devices.

A carpet cleaner should minimize the use of water needed to clean carpets. Regular carpet extractors require a few hundred gallons of water to clean just one carpet. This leads to more waste water, and bigger water disposal challenges. However, Daimer's carpet extractors are low flow, which means they use less water.

A carpet extractor should also be able to remove maximum amount of moisture from the carpet. If your carpet extractor leaves the carpets sodden, the carpet could develop mold. Therefore, the carpet or upholstery cleaner should have a powerful vacuum pump and the right wand to maximize water extraction.

Upholstery cleaners with larger solution and recovery tanks are able to work for longer duration. The XTreme Power® XPC-5700U, with solution and recovery tanks of 4 gallons each, is among the most popular auto detailing carpet cleaner offered by Daimer®.