Steam Cleaner For Carpet

Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, steam cleaners work on carpet by loosening dirt, killing bacteria, and extracting debris, though heavily soiled carpets may still require pre-vacuuming or spot treatment.
Yes, you can steam clean your carpet yourself using a home carpet steam cleaner, following the instructions for water, solution, and slow overlapping passes, while ensuring proper drying afterward.
Yes, steam cleaning carpets can kill carpet beetles and their larvae on contact, but thorough vacuuming and treatment of hidden areas may also be needed to fully eliminate an infestation.
No, while carpet beetles are common, it’s not true that 90% of homes have them; infestations vary widely depending on cleanliness, food sources, and geographic location.
You should not use a steam cleaner on unsealed wood, unsealed stone, delicate fabrics, wallpaper, electronics, or any surface sensitive to heat and moisture.
Yes, professional cleaners often use steam cleaners because they sanitize, remove dirt and grime, and clean hard-to-reach areas efficiently without harsh chemicals.