Allergy control

Organic and Environmentally Friendly Cleaning
Methods That Clean, Freshen and Reduce Allergens

Hot water extraction is used to clean pre-sprayed areas with Anti-Allergen All Fiber Rinse. Use of low moisture, internal spray hand tools on upholstery and mattresses are used for speed drying. Mattress Cleaning: This process starts with a thorough vacuuming of all sides of the mattress with a HEPA-filter vacuum cleaner. The Anti-Allergen PreSpray is applied and allowed adequate dwell time. The mattress is cleaned with Anti-Allergen All Fiber Rinse in the machine using a low moisture hand tool to leave the mattress as dry as possible.

Dust can carry chemicals, bacteria and viruses, making a breath or swallow able to cause a variety of health problems. Viruses invade a 'host' cell and take it over to make more virus particles. The cells of the lining the respiratory passages are open to virus attacks because they are not covered by protective skin. Bacteria are capable of multiplying by themselves and their shapes vary.

Organic Allergy Treatment

Our organic allergy treatment actually changes the shape of allergy proteins which makes them unrecognizable to the body and thus eliminates the chance of an allergic reaction. With regular carpet and upholstery cleaning from East Midlands Premier Clean, you make sure your carpet not only looks cleaner, but you also ensure that harmful dust and other particles are eliminated, making your home a healthier, safer place.

Stain Care & protection

Carpet / Upholstery Stains are discolorations to a fiber. Perhaps you accidentally spilled some bleach or cleaning products on your carpet and notice it left a very light mark.

Today's over-the-counter spot removing products, when used incorrectly can ruin a carpet. They can either set the stain, or remove color from the carpet depending on the fiber type.

There is yet another type of stain that occurs almost daily. Beverage spills. This is probably the most common stain a family can face. Whether it's grape juice or red wine, immediate blotting and rinsing can prevent stains from appearing. Unfortunately, they are rarely treated properly and timely and the stain can set in. There are treatments available to correct these situations most of the time, even more so if the homeowner hasn't "set" the stain into the fiber.