When life gets busy, it can be challenging to keep up with your carpet cleaning. To keep your carpet cleaner for longer, ask your carpet cleaning service for stain protection as well. During this treatment, your provider applies a stain-resistant sealant to your freshly cleaned floor. This helps keep the fibers from absorbing dyes and soil, providing several benefits.

Why Get Stain Protection?

1. High Stain Resistance

When a staining material like mud or a spilled drink hits the floor, unprotected carpet fibers soak it up. Carpet that has been stain-treated, on the other hand, will repel it slightly, making it easier to clean since it hasn't absorbed into the fibers. If you move quickly, you may be able to avoid a stain entirely, but even if it settles, your carpet color won't change as much. The whole floor will also stay brighter longer, as it repels the small amounts of dirt that daily use spreads across the floor.

2. Fewer Odors & Allergies

Stain protected flooring resists moisture, so even when accidents do happen, your carpet will be less likely to stay damp for the prolonged periods it takes for mildew to set in. This means no unpleasant mustiness and no allergic reactions to mold spores. Pet stains would also be faster to clean up, making your carpet cleaning duties easier.

3. Save Money

Because your carpet looks and smells newer for longer, you won’t need to replace it as soon. This means you’ll spend less money on flooring in the long run. You’ll also spend less on store-bought stain treatments since your carpet will be less likely to soak in stains.

For carpet cleaning and stain protection in Branson, MO, call Lakes Area Carpet Care. Also serving Kimberling City, Ozark, Hollister, Forsyth, and Nixa, they’re proud to have 28 years cleaning carpets and rugs as well as tile and grout in the community. They have honest, straightforward pricing options and offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Get started online or call their Branson location at (417) 334-6049, Kimberling at (417) 739-5537, or Ozark at (417) 485-5651.