Experience the Power of UVC-Germicidal Light Carpet Sanitizing

Carpet Sanitizing is crucial to you if it's never been done before and if you suffer badly from many germs that could be living in there to cause you headaches.

Carpet Sanitizing

Zapping germs with that light!

Do you need an ECO-Friendly, non-toxic way of sanitizing and destroying viruses without a chemical? Try our UVC-Germicidal Light. The same UVC light purifies water and even kills anthrax, but it also damages the DNA in many insect eggs not to reproduce.

Carpets are a perfect breeding ground for dust mites. The same Bacteria-infested flakes of dry skin (we all shed skin) that build up in our beds also reach our carpets. These flakes offer the dust mite a rich source of ongoing food, enhancing their reproduction rate.

Sanitizing carpets differs entirely from cleaning them. Carpet Sanitizing is a service to rid your carpets of dust mites, bacteria, germs, viruses like COVID-19, and other pathogens living in your flooring.

If you want to have a few spots lifted of things like coffee, urine, grease, red drink dyes, etc., there is a separate type of service; you should visit us at carpet cleaning, and we will gladly service your needs.

Research has shown that the average human body sheds as much as 3-5 grams of skin flakes daily. That's almost 4-5 lbs. of dead skin a year. Whoa!

Method of Carpet Sanitizing

Inked print, carpet sanitizing machine killing dust mite from Sanitize 4 Serenity.

House dust mites reproduce quickly enough that their effect on human health can be significant. Since dust mites depend on moisture to survive, they are often found in bedding such as pillows, carpets, and most upholstered items throughout a home, hotel room, or multi-bed facility.

Life Cycle

The average life cycle for a male house dust mite is 20 days. A mated female house dust mite can last up to 70-90 days, laying 60 to 100 eggs in the last five weeks of her life.

In its average life span, a house dust mite will produce approximately 2,000 fecal particles and an even more significant number of partially digested enzyme-covered dust particles.

Habitat & Food

The house dust mite survives in all climates, even at high altitudes. House dust mites thrive in the indoor environment provided by homes, specifically in bedrooms, family rooms, and kitchens.

Dust mites survive exceptionally well in mattresses, carpets, furniture, and bedding, with around 100–500 dust mites occupying every 1 gram of dust. Even in dry climates, house dust mites survive and reproduce quickly.

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