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FLOORCARE AND CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CARE


Easy But Effective


Vax Commercial’s compact carpet cleaners and detergents make it easy to clean, revitalise and prolong the life of your carpets and upholstery.


Carpets and upholstery look great while new, b ut it’s a challenge to keep them clean and hygienic he perfect solution ax ommercial  the ex perts in carpet and upholstery care


– offer easy-to-use v acuums, carpet cleaners and detergents to keep them clean and fresh ith minimum hassle


Revitalise And Protect Regular v acuuming to remov e dust and dirt is a must for all carpets, rugs and upholstery, as these surfaces pick up the most ear and tear


H owev er, v acuuming alone j ust isn’t enough; heav ily used areas need ex tra attention to remov e tough spots, stains and embedded dirt


“ T hat’s where our ex traction cleaners come in; they’re designed to remov e stains and trapped dirt that can flatten and damage carpet bres, ex plained V ax Commercial’s S enior roduct anager, Brian Davis


“ Washing regularly with an ex traction machine and specialist detergent is actually one of the b est ways to prolong the life of carpets and av oid expensive replacement costs


“ D irt in carpets is pushed deeper and deeper into the pile each time it’s alked on, flattening and fraying the bres ven daily use of a dry vacuum cleaner won’t remov e emb edded dirt,


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which is why washing is so important; the action of pumping in cleaning solution and simultaneously ex tracting the dirty water helps to clean, lift and rene the pile


“ Washing also helps to keep carpets more hygienic b y remov ing odours, dust mites, mould, pollen and other allergens ll ax ommercials carpet cleaners can also b e used to suck up spills and small floods, meaning they’re ideal for quickly clearing up any accidents to prev ent stains and odours from developing


Clean For Longer, Dry


Much Faster When carpet cleaners are heav y and difcult to manoeuvre this can discourage regular use


V ax Commercial’s machines are designed to b e easy to transport, use and store, so it’s easier to use them more freuently


“ O ur V CW-0 5 spray ex traction cleaner is ideal for regularly remov ing stub b orn dirt or for routine deeper cleans, continued Brian


“ I ts powerful ex traction system deliv ers superb liquid pick-up, so your carpets are left drier faster his minimises down time so you can clean more rooms in a day, and with large capacity tanks for less frequent


emptying and long cleaning reach, you can keep cleaning for longer


F or those that prefer an upright carpet cleaner, V ax Commercial’s V CW-0 4 has S pinS crub ™ technology for a really deep down clean, plus heat- assisted cleaning so drying times are kept to a minimum roviding these adv anced features at such a competitiv e price makes the V CW-  uniue in the market, said Brian


“ A lternativ ely, if your storage space is limited, our lightweight V CW-0 2 compact spot asher ts into the smallest of cleaning cupboards ts also perfect for sucking up accidental spills or treating stub b orn stains on carpets and stairs


The Perfect Solution


D esigned for use in all their ex traction cleaners, V ax Commercial’s low foaming Carpet Cleaning S olution has a super strength formula that powers through high trafc areas, removing dirt and lifting stubborn stains t also eliminates odours, with a spring fresh fragrance that ensures your carpet smells as clean as it looks s its Woolsafe approv ed, it can b e used on ev en on the most delicate of carpets too


www.vax commercial.co.uk


www.tomorrowscleaning.com


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