Why this carpet cleaner earns its place
Carpet B targets the stains a general carpet cleaner tends to smear rather than lift: oil and fat-soluble marks from kitchens, bars and busy floors. Rapid stain removal and a directional spray make it a fast, precise daily tool rather than something held back for a scheduled deep clean, so a dropped fryer chip or spilled gravy gets dealt with on the spot instead of setting into the pile.
It also protects treated textiles against reoccurring stains, so once a mark is out it's less likely to wick back up as the pile dries – a genuine advantage over a cleaner that only shifts the visible surface of the stain and leaves the rest to reappear a day later once the carpet's dried through.
It carries an alcohol-like scent from the solvent itself rather than added fragrance, and it's classified flammable, so it needs storing away from heat sources and naked flame – worth factoring into where it sits on a cleaning trolley in a kitchen environment, rather than left near a pass or grill station.
