Cleaning Methods
Foams:
This is a variation of 'Shampoo'. Foam is generally applied onto the carpet, usually from aerosol containers, and rubbed in with a dry sponge. Once dry, the residue containing suspended soil is simple vacuumed away. Since foam uses little water, there is no danger of overwetting and the connected complications. But due to the same reason, this method is not as effective as the "wetter" methods!TIP: Some foams may leave a residue that is difficult to remove and may cause problems with subsequent wet cleaning.