Step 1: Pre-spray and scrub

• Begin by applying a pre-spray solution to the carpet. This helps to loosen up any soil or dirt that is embedded in the carpet fibers. If necessary, use a carpet scrub brush to scrub the carpet and further loosen any dirt or stains.

Step 2: Steaming and extraction

• Next, use a steam cleaner to heat the carpet to a temperature of 280 degrees. This will help to kill bacteria and germs, as well as effectively remove any remaining dirt and stains. After steam cleaning, use a powerful extraction machine to remove the dirty water from the carpet.

Step 3: Deodorizing

• To eliminate any bad odors, use a deodorizing agent on the carpet. This will leave the carpet smelling fresh and clean.

Step 4: Raking

• Finally, use a carpet rake to fluff up the fibers and speed up the drying process. This will help the carpet to dry more quickly and look refreshed.

Step 1: Pre-treatment

• Before steam cleaning, apply a pre-treatment solution to the tile and grout. This helps to loosen and break up dirt, grime, and stains.

Step 2: Scrubbing

• Use a grout brush or scrubber to scrub the tile and grout, working the pre-treatment solution into the surface. This will help to remove any remaining dirt and stains.

Step 3: Steaming

• Next, use a truck mount steam cleaner to heat the water to a high temperature (typically around 250-300 degrees Fahrenheit). The steam is then applied to the tile and grout, effectively removing dirt and stains.

Step 4: Extraction

• After steaming, use a high-powered extraction machine to remove the dirty water from the surface. This will leave the tile and grout clean and free of excess water.

Step 5: Drying

• Allow the tile and grout to air dry, or use a dry towel or cloth to blot any remaining moisture.

Step 6: Sealing

• Once the tile and grout are completely dry, apply a sealant to protect the surface from future stains and damage.

Step 1: Clean the grout

• Begin by thoroughly cleaning the grout using a grout cleaner and a grout brush or scrubber. This will remove any dirt, stains, or residue from the surface.

Step 2: Dry the grout

• Allow the grout to completely dry before moving on to the next step.

Step 3: Prepare the color sealant

• Mix the color sealant according to the manufacturer's instructions. If the grout has deep stains or discoloration, it may be necessary to use a grout stain or a grout colorant before applying the color sealant.

Step 4: Apply the color sealant

• Use a small brush or a grout pen to apply the color sealant to the grout. Make sure to cover all of the grout lines evenly and carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions for drying times.

Step 5: Allow the color sealant to dry

• Once the color sealant has been applied, allow it to dry completely according to the manufacturer's instructions. This may take several hours or even overnight, depending on the specific product being used.

Step 6: Apply a second coat

• Depending on the color and condition of the grout, it may be necessary to apply a second coat of color sealant. Follow the same process as the first coat, allowing the sealant to dry completely before moving on to the next step.

Step 7: Protect the grout

• Once the color sealant has fully dried, apply a grout sealer to protect the grout from stains and wear. This will help to extend the life of the color sealant and keep the grout looking fresh and clean.

Step 1: Vacuum the upholstery

• Begin by thoroughly vacuuming the upholstery to remove any loose dirt and debris. Pay special attention to crevices and folds in the fabric.

Step 2: Pre-treat the upholstery

• Next, apply a pre-treatment solution to the upholstery. This helps to loosen and break up dirt, stains, and odors. Allow the pre-treatment solution to sit for a few minutes before moving on to the next step.

Step 3: Scrub the upholstery

• Use a scrub brush or upholstery attachment to scrub the upholstery, working the pre-treatment solution into the fabric. This will help to remove any remaining dirt and stains.

Step 4: Steam clean the upholstery

• Use a truck mount steam cleaner to heat the water to a high temperature (typically around 250-300 degrees Fahrenheit). The steam is then applied to the upholstery, effectively removing dirt and stains.

Step 5: Extract the water

• After steaming, use a high-powered extraction machine to remove the dirty water from the upholstery. This will leave the fabric clean and free of excess water.

Step 6: Dry the upholstery

• Allow the upholstery to air dry, or use a dry towel or cloth to blot any remaining moisture.