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How to Clean Carpets Without Water with SEBO DUO-P

Carpet cleaning does not always require water. SEBO DUO-P carpet cleaning powder uses micro-sponges to lift deep, stubborn stains without wetting the carpet, making it useful for refreshing an entire carpet or treating spots as needed.

The powder also includes a built-in fiber protector to help guard against future stains and helps eliminate dust mite allergens for more than six months.

How to dry clean your carpet with SEBO DUO-P

Step 1: Prepare the carpet and apply the powder

Applying SEBO DUO-P carpet cleaning powder to a carpet

Vacuum the carpet before dry cleaning. Pre-treat stains thoroughly with a hand brush, and use the toothed comb on encrusted areas. Then spread the SEBO DUO-P carpet cleaning powder evenly over the carpet.

Step 2: Work in the powder

Working SEBO DUO-P powder into carpet with the SEBO DUO cleaning device

Work the powder into the carpet with the SEBO DUO cleaning device, then leave it for approximately 30 minutes. For heavy soiling, work the powder in for longer and repeat the treatment if necessary.

Step 3: Vacuum up the dry powder

Vacuuming dry SEBO DUO-P powder from a carpet

Vacuum up the dry powder. A SEBO vacuum cleaner with an electric carpet brush is ideal for this final step.

DUO-P is also effective in cleaning certain types of fabric.  Simply use a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment to extra after application.

The before and after photos of the DUP-P powder tells the whole story.

A simple water-free carpet cleaning routine

With SEBO DUO-P, you can refresh carpets and treat spots using a dry cleaning process that leaves the carpet unwetted. Follow the three steps above for a cleaner, more refreshed carpet.

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