Carpet Dyeing Frequently Asked Questions

“Will the Dye’s come out when I clean my carpets?”

No, they won't. These dyes are permanent and colorfast for the life of your carpet, we guarantee it. These are the same high-quality dyes that the Carpet Manufacturers use.

“Are the Dyes safe and non-toxic?”

Yes. All of our dyes and chemicals and solutions are safe, non-toxic, and even odor-free. All our dyes are completely safe for both you and your family, and even your pets. MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) are available for your inspection upon request.

“How long until it dries? When can I walk on it?”

60 seconds after the carpet is dyed, the carpet can be walked on with no fear of bleeding, or lessening the colorfast on it. The carpet will simply be mildly damp from water upon completion, that water will dry in a few hours.

“How long will the dyed carpet last?”

We guarantee that our dyes will be permanent and colorfast for the life of the carpet.

Question: To Dye or Not To Dye- “Why Should I Dye versus Replace my Carpet?”

Let’s discuss when you should Dye and why:

If you’re looking at replacing your carpet, you will spend 3-4 times the amount (minimum) depending on how much dyeing needs to be done. Often, you may be renting and might be looking at forfeiting your deposit from your landlord. We are the ones that your landlord calls when he wants to take your deposit by overbilling you for dyeing. Why not just call us for a reasonable quote now? If you have a security deposit of $2000, he will say that he needs to replace the entire carpet because of your bleach fade spots, etc. More than likely the bill will be less than $500 comparatively. Perhaps even half of that.

Professional carpet cleaners: "I bleached my clients carpets with a high PH cleaner, can you help?"

Yes, In most cases we can restore the carpets to the orignal appearance and save headaches for you and your company, saving thousands of dollars over replaceing the carpet.

Question: Does bleach cause a stain?

Bleach removes colors from the carpet and that's why its called a bleach spot repair in the industry, as it requires dye to restore the color to orignal. A stain is added color to a surface so there is no such thing as a bleach stain, only a bleach spot.

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