How does low-moisture encapsulation work?

Most carpet cleaning programs rely on water to flush soil out of the fiber. The problem is that high pressure water also drives soil deeper, extends dry times, and leaves behind residue that attracts more dirt. While heat can damage the fibers and adhesives over time when used frequently. Low-moisture encapsulation works differently. Whittaker's encapsulation chemistry surrounds soil particles in a crystalline structure instead of flushing them with water. The crystallized soil releases during the next vacuum pass, leaving the fiber clean without saturating it. Carpets dry in 30-60 minutes. Cleaning happens during the day, in occupied spaces, without fans running down the hallway or areas being blocked off. It contributes to higher rate of soil recovery during vacuuming and longer carpet life, all while minimizing downtime to your facility and keeping your carpets appearance like new for longer.