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Does carpet become more susceptible to soiling after cleaning?

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Does carpet become more susceptible to soiling after cleaning?

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It depends on the process and the types of solutions used. If hot water extraction is used with a solution that leaves a dry, brittle residue, the answer is ­ – no. The solution is rinsed out completely, making it easy to vacuum the residue. A dry, brittle residue will not continue to attract dirt. However, if the carpet was shampooed with a soapy solution and leaves a sticky residue, the answer is – ­ yes. The sticky residue clings to the fibers and continues to attract dirt, soiling the carpet again.

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