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Step 2: Pre-Conditioning
Once the dry soils are removed, what is left are a mixture of sticky soils and dry soils that have binded with the sticky soiling. The only way this soiling can be easily removed is with a pre-conditioner, sometimes called pre-spray.
It will break down the soiling by emulsifying the soils to suspend it away from the carpet fibers for easier removal.
If we were to skip this step, it would become harder to remove.
Step 3: Aggitation
Once the pre-conditioner is sprayed we use a CRB (Counter Rotating Brush) Machine to work the pre-conditioner deep into the carpet fiber. The aggitaion of the brittles help to lossen stubborn soils from the carpet fiber. The bristles also travel down below the carpets surface and draws up the soils from the bottom of the carpet pile up to the top for easier removal.