07/29/2026
Most carpets don't need a stronger vacuum. They need a slower one.
Ground-in dirt sits below the pile, and a quick pass only lifts what's resting on top. Slow the pass down, then go back over the same stretch at a right angle to the first β that second direction lifts the fibres and releases what the first pass pushed deeper.
Two extra minutes a room, and the traffic paths stop looking worn when they were only ever dirty.
It's the same pass we build into every regular clean.