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1 Cases of Effective Carpet Cleaning
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@MISC{Berry_1cases,
author = {Michael A. Berry and Ph. D. A and Jeff Bishopb and Karin Foardec},
title = {1 Cases of Effective Carpet Cleaning},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
There is a widespread misperception that carpet cannot be kept clean and that because of its inability to be kept clean, carpet contributes significantly to the deterioration of indoor environmental quality, especially unhealthy indoor air quality. This unnecessary misperception often leads to misguided decisions to remove carpet from many environments such as schools and health care facilities, while ignoring the effectiveness and environmental quality benefits of properly designed cleaning programs. Carpet is a flooring product that contributes many direct positive features to the elevated quality of life indoors. In the long run, decisions to remove carpet as a response to ineffective cleaning not only deprive consumers and occupants of many desirable features provided by carpet, but simply transfer environmental problems related to cleaning breakdown to environments that do not have carpet.
Keyphrases
effective carpet cleaning long run unhealthy indoor air quality unnecessary misperception many desirable feature life indoors carpet contributes deprive consumer many environment carpet cannot health care facility many direct positive feature elevated quality indoor environmental quality flooring product widespread misperception cleaning program environmental problem environmental quality benefit
