Description
Hands-On Carpet Cleaning Course
One Day Training Course
A practical, hands-on day designed to teach all levels of technicians the correct way to identify and clean carpets. Whether you’re new to the industry or looking to sharpen your skills, this course covers everything from fibre identification to advanced cleaning methods.
What you’ll learn:
- How to identify fibres & different types of soiling
- The correct way to clean
- Different cleaning methods — from HWE to encapsulation
- The different types of cleaning tools available
- Basic stain removal
- Stain protection
£25 voucher to spend on the day
All attendees will receive a £25 voucher to spend on the day of training. One voucher per customer booking, including bookings covering one or more days. Excludes Trial Packs and Own Label Products.
Small groups, maximum learning
Attendance is limited to just 12 trainees per course, ensuring everyone gets genuine hands-on time with the equipment and plenty of opportunity to ask questions. As this is a practical day, please wear work appropriate clothing — everything else is provided.
Course details:
- 9:00am – 5:00pm
- Lunch and refreshments included (please advise of any dietary requirements)
- Held at our premises in Hertfordshire, SG8 7SL
Further training is available across our full range of courses — click here for more details.
Please see our booking T&C’s here.
Great
I thought this course was so interesting and would have paid the fee to just sit and soak up the knowledge Paul had to offer. I recommend this to anyone who is starting out.
For me personally I thoroughly enjoyed my two day hands on courses with the legendary Paul Pearce. Very informative, enjoyable. The mans knowledge is incredible and with his easy going nature he’s easy to like! A great tutor and a very nice guy but let’s not forget the Alltec team for putting on these courses and through their hard work and effort make the courses enjoyable and easy to understand. So my thanks go out to Karra, Kerry and Chris for their unstinting hard work also.
Mike Murphy