Firstly, the rug face is vacuumed, using an industrial hepa filter vacuum cleaner, then placed face down on a protective sheet, the back is now vacuumed.  The vibration effect of this process will dislodge considerable amounts of dry soil.

The Second stage sees our “WoolSafe” cleaning solutions massaged into the fibres using our rotation soft brush machine, followed by a specialist “WoolSafe” solution that is then manually brushed into carpet fringes.

The Third stage is cleaning using the unique Dry Fusion cleaning process which includes a built in stain protection treatment and dries within 30 minutes.

The Forth stage is a full inspection to ensure that all stains and surface soiling is satisfactory removed and further treatment applied if required.

After cleaning has taken place, they are are groomed to re set the pile to ensure customer satisfaction.

It’s essential to leave a property in immaculate condition, ready to showcase to the next prospective occupant.

We are experts in end of tenancy cleaning and landlord cleans throughout Derbyshire and work closely with sales & letting agents, landlords, property managers, property developers and tenants to deliver a fantastic job time and time again.

As well as giving your house or flat the most thorough general clean, for your convenience we are able to clean the windows, professionally clean your carpets and soft furnishing in the same visit. In addition, all of our quotations are itemised on site, so we can tailor a cleaning service just for you!

Landlords

Landlords, we understand that time is money when a property isn’t let due to the condition that the last tenants may have left the property. This is why we try to remain as flexible as possible to ensure that we can provide a quality cleaning service that will get your property back to market as fast as we can.

Tenants

End of Tenancy Cleans is must do to help tenants avoid losing their house deposit, due to the condition of a property after a tenancy agreement has ended. The Landlord usually has certain terms and conditions in a tenancy agreement and if these terms are not met you could well lose your money.

The reason householders should regularly vacuum their soft furnishings? Is due to numerous factors for example, daily vacuuming is more important than interim deep cleaning methods because dry soil is abrasive; when ground into your soft furnishings, it cuts into the fibres of the furnishings dulling appearance and reducing the longevity.  Another reason is that according to research dust is a carrier of other health threatening pollutants such as pollen, hair flakes, residue from cleaning chemicals and household products, decaying organic matter, dust mites, bacteria, fungi, viruses, and a variety of other contaminants.

At my family business “Dynamics Dry Fusion” we only use “ProTeam” vacuums.  ProTeam vacuums capture soil and safely contain harmful particles, as well as preventing them from being reintroduced back into the environment. The improved air quality is the result of ProTeam vacuums’ unique Three or Four-Level Filtration system. This system captures tiny dust mites, bacteria, and other particles, research indicates more than 99% of dust, soil and other pollutants measuring one micron (one-millionth of a meter) and larger which can cause unhealthy air.

The benefits of regular vacuuming

The reason householders should regularly vacuum their soft furnishings? Is due to numerous factors for example, daily vacuuming is more important than interim deep cleaning methods because dry soil is abrasive; when ground into your soft furnishings, it cuts into the fibres of the furnishings dulling appearance and reducing the longevity.  Another reason is that according to research dust is a carrier of other health threatening pollutants such as pollen, hair flakes, residue from cleaning chemicals and household products, decaying organic matter, dust mites, bacteria, fungi, viruses, and a variety of other contaminants.

Further research evidence using “NASA” x ray fluorescence technology indicates that by pre vacuuming soft furnishings the amount of debris and soil removal is nearly the same as water extraction methods alone.  Further research evidence suggests that water extraction alone can be detrimental to soft furnishings because it turns the pollutants that live in the soft furnishings into sludge making it harder to remove and in some instances leaving the soft furnishings wetter for longer, with more residual dirt left behind due to poor airflow on the water extraction machines being used.  Airflow can be reduced due to the big changes in the construction of floor covering fabrics over the last few years; most notably commercial and domestic coverings have become shorter, because of the denser packed pile.

The reason householders should regularly vacuum their soft furnishings? Is due to numerous factors for example, daily vacuuming is more important than interim deep cleaning methods because dry soil is abrasive; when ground into your soft furnishings, it cuts into the fibres of the furnishings dulling appearance and reducing the longevity.  Another reason is that according to research dust is a carrier of other health threatening pollutants such as pollen, hair flakes, residue from cleaning chemicals and household products, decaying organic matter, dust mites, bacteria, fungi, viruses, and a variety of other contaminants.

Further research evidence using “NASA” x ray fluorescence technology indicates that by pre vacuuming soft furnishings the amount of debris and soil removal is nearly the same as water extraction methods alone.  Further research evidence suggests that water extraction alone can be detrimental to soft furnishings because it turns the pollutants that live in the soft furnishings into sludge making it harder to remove and in some instances leaving the soft furnishings wetter for longer, with more residual dirt left behind due to poor airflow on the water extraction machines being used.

Cleaning for appearance removes “big” visible soil which gives the impression to the householder or business owner that their premises are clean, rather than cleaning for health that removes “small” invisible bacteria, dust and airborne particulates and other micro, bio and chemical contaminates that research indicates are largely the contributors to unhealthy indoor environments.

Poor cleaning procedures, equipment and habits can inhibit the effective cleaning of buildings and whilst vacuum cleaning removes some fungus and spores from carpeting, without correct “Hepa” filtration this type of vacuuming it also reintroduces them to the air either through the action of the vacuum’s beater bar or through conventional bags.  Therefore vacuuming without proper filtration is one of the main causes of the reintroduction of allergens and harmful particles into the air.

At my family business “Dynamics Dry Fusion” we only use “ProTeam” vacuums.  ProTeam vacuums capture soil and safely contain harmful particles, as well as preventing them from being reintroduced back into the environment. The improved air quality is the result of ProTeam vacuums’ unique Three or Four-Level Filtration system. This system captures tiny dust mites, bacteria, and other particles, research indicates more than 99% of dust, soil and other pollutants measuring one micron (one-millionth of a meter) and larger which can cause unhealthy air.

Our full service is an 5 Steps intensive cleaning process as follows

1- Dry soil removal: we will remove any dry soil and dirt before any water based cleaning takes place

2- Spray the floor with a cleaning solution

3- Machine brush application to all flooring areas

4- High pressure steam cleaning equipment will clean and rinse with a fully enclosed vacuum system!

5- Dry: After the cleaning process has been completed, we will clean up and force dry any areas leaving your floor areas dry to the touch.

6- Sealer: We recommend using a sealer on your floor or grout after it has been cleaned. This extra layer of protection seals the floor and grout, making it resistant to spills and stains and easier to for regular maintenance.

The reason householders should regularly vacuum their soft furnishings? Is due to numerous factors for example, daily vacuuming is more important than interim deep cleaning methods because dry soil is abrasive; when ground into your soft furnishings, it cuts into the fibres of the furnishings dulling appearance and reducing the longevity.  Another reason is that according to research dust is a carrier of other health threatening pollutants such as pollen, hair flakes, residue from cleaning chemicals and household products, decaying organic matter, dust mites, bacteria, fungi, viruses, and a variety of other contaminants.

Further research evidence using “NASA” x ray fluorescence technology indicates that by pre vacuuming soft furnishings the amount of debris and soil removal is nearly the same as water extraction methods alone.  Further research evidence suggests that water extraction alone can be detrimental to soft furnishings because it turns the pollutants that live in the soft furnishings into sludge making it harder to remove and in some instances leaving the soft furnishings wetter for longer, with more residual dirt left behind due to poor airflow on the water extraction machines being used.

Dear Keith, I just had say thank you for the excellent job you did on cleaning the carpets at my house.  Many thanks, i will certainly recommend you to my friends.  Yours faithfully Mrs M.  Matlock

How well does your vacuum filter? when you use it at home

Filtration should be measured by overall dust capture from all possible escape points (filters, body seams, vacuum tools, point of contact with the surface) rather than just the actual filter media.

Uprights have one unique point of vulnerability: the interface between the beater brush opening and the floor covering. When the floor covering is “beaten” or agitated, dust can become airborne if the airflow, lift and air speed does not remove it. The wide orifice that accommodates the beater brush can lower air velocity and cleaning ability if the ratio of airflow factors to orifice-width is not optimal.

Does the vacuum have HEPA media? Great. Microfilter media? This can work equally well in non-cleanroom applications. Remember, the entire system needs to be considered to determine overall dust capture, not just the type of filters.  Similarly, are airflow and suction balanced to enable the filters to trap the dust without blowing it through the media?

How are the body integrity and seals? Is the machine engineered using close tolerances and good seals to prevent dust from escaping where it shouldn’t?  Testing is important. Has the manufacturer used a credible third-party testing lab to measure dust capture efficiency at the vacuum’s airflow rate? Has the vacuum also been tested in a chamber to determine overall emissions from the entire machine, not just the filters?