The downside is that they are rougher underfoot as the greater the wool content the softer a carpet feels.
What does bleach cleanable carpet mean.
Usually manufactured from a specially developed high quality polypropylene fibre these carpets help to repel any spills as the liquid sits on top of the fibres giving you time to clean it up.
When you see a carpet that is described as stainfree bleach cleanable etc.
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Stain resistant carpets have stain resistant properties making them ideal for the busy domestic home.
These are very hard wearing stain resistant can be scrubbed clean and come in many colours.
If you walk into any carpet retailer up and down the land you will find posters stickers and labels proclaiming that certain stain proof carpets are bleach cleanable.
If it stains or does something else horrible to the carpet get a wet dry vacuum.
When using household bleach to clean your carpet you should use a mixture of 50 bleach and 50 tap water you can watch their video to see this process in action red wine coffee bright orange baby food and mud are all tested on a light coloured bleach cleanable carpet and after using a carpet cleaning product on the stains all.
There are even images on sample books and in magazine advertising showing pictures of children on carpets together with an image of a bottle of bleach.
Understand that bleach does not easily remove molds from carpet.
Polypropylene is a man made fibre which is extruded from a liquid.
Unlike wool carpets which have been pre dyed when a liquid spillage is dropped onto the pile the wool absorbs the liquid meaning the stain is harder to.
But do you really want to clean a stain off your carpet with bleach.
Dilute bleach with water and try it on a small patch first eg under the sofa.
Step 1 prepare the carpet.
If you have babies small children or like me a dog that likes to rub his face in the pile then maybe leaving bleach on the carpet isn t the best idea.
If there are any caked substances sticking to the carpet use a knife to loosen them up to clean afterward.
Much better value than hiring a carpet cleaner.
If your carpet is moldy use a mold cleaning product first to get rid of the spores sticking to the carpet fibers.
Well the fibres won t react to bleach in the same way wool or another natural fibre will.
I think you mean a 100 polypropylene carpet ie one that has no wool in it.
