Besides home decor trends, there are other equally significant things to consider when buying a new carpet or installing newly carpeted flooring.
Whether for home, workplace, or business, a comfortable and clean environment is ideal for productivity on the job or comfort at home.
Choosing between demands, availability, and money when installing a new carpet or undertaking any other form of renovation is never easy.
We may know a thing or two about carpets after years of professional carpet cleaning and work with different types and styles of carpeting.
7 Things to Consider when buying a new carpet
- Easy to clean
- Stain resistance
- Durability
- Comfort
- Health, eco-friendly
- Cost
- Objective or needs
These considerations all share a common denominator. Carpet fibers!
While some carpet fibers are simpler to clean than others, they may not be environmentally friendly or stain resistant.
As a result, some carpets or carpeting are created with a blend of fibers to meet specific carpet flooring requirements.
For example, nylon is a popular carpet fiber for the average household.
Among carpet fibers, nylon is the most durable and stain-resistant. However, it ranks poorly in terms of environmental friendliness and cost-effectiveness.
On the other hand, olefin carpeting is very cheap and does wonders with spills and mildew.
However, it will quickly appear worn or soiled, particularly in high-traffic areas.
Across all carpet fibers, Smartstrand-Carpet is the ultimate competitor to nylon. The most significant difference is in cost.
Wool, however, would be the “Top of the Line” material for carpets.
Wool is the best option for some households and businesses because it is 100% natural fiber and prioritizes comfort, stain resistance, and environmental issues over other factors.
Below is a performance chart of several of the most common carpet materials on the market today.
Please keep in mind
1. There is a good chance that the carpet you purchase will be composed of a combination of two or more fibers that will more or less offset some of the disadvantages of one or more carpet fibers over time.
2. A qualified carpet cleaner on call is another excellent approach to overcome any disadvantages of any particular carpet fiber or mixture!
No matter what carpet alternatives you have for your house or company, keeping the following considerations in mind can make your decision much simple. Having your carpet done professionally sometimes will also help.
1. Easy to clean – with Carpet Cure for sure.
2. Stain resistance – Call us for our stain removal treatment.
3. Durability – we have restored countless dirty and stained carpets.
4. Comfort – we also offer DIY tips to avoid carpet matting.
5. Health, eco-friendly – not just for us; our pets too!
6. Cost – Call us.
7. Objective or needs – You can handle this just fine!
Also Read: Expert Advice: When And How Often To Clean Your Carpets
