The Dry Extraction mehtod is basically the opposite of Wet Extraction which is more commonly knows as "Steam Cleaning" or "Bonnet Cleaning". The Dry Extraction cleaning uses very little moisture to clean and the carpet is dry when the cleaning process is completed. A cleaning compound is used to clean the carpet rather than liquid detergents that are used in the Wet Extraction method.

Yes!! Nature and the laws of physics are on our side. Wet Extraction flushes the dirt down to the base of the carpet and the sucking power of the Wet Extraction units is not strong enough to remove all the dirt from the carpet.Our system reaches to the carpet fibre without huge amounts of humidity. Our compound loosens the dirt from the fibre, sucks it up like a sponge and we can pick it up easily. 

Compared to a "basic cleaning" with a steam cleaner, yes! But as we do a sveral jobs at the same time, our way of cleaning carpets is most likely less expensive.
We deep clean the carpet, sanitize it at the same time, and we leave it BONE DRY!
For the same result the customers had to pay for the cleaning, the sanitizing and the use of speed dryers and it would take anyways hours before they would have a dry carpet.

Absolutely not! The machine weighs about 42 pounds (19 kg) and even comes on a trolly with big wheels, so it can be transported easily to almost every place.
Even high rise buildings are not a challenge.
The basic equipment even fits in the trunk of a regular car and no big, expensive van is necessary.

Yes, because the carpet doesn't get wet. This means the stains and dirty areas remain visible for the technician and he/she can work over it until they disappear, and they will NOT reappear.

No! Depending on the condition of the carpet to be cleaned, the supplies you will need will cost you approx. 1 cent per square foot. Extremely soiled carpets may need a bit more cleaning compound, but it will most likely not more than 2 cents per square foot.