Thanks to the high temperature, the remaining moisture evaporates almost instantly. Kitchens and bathrooms (and other hard surfaces) are ready for use immediately, textiles (sofas, carpets, mattresses and fabrics in vehicles) are ready in a maximum of 2 hours.

When using the Combo method on textiles, the drying time is approximately 50% longer than with steam cleaning only.

Steam is safe for most materials, but taking risks is not an option. On old wooden varnished surfaces or extremely cheap laminates, extra caution is used and a test is always carried out in a hidden spot.

Yes, dry steam cleaning is the best choice!

Steam is the master of disinfection and revitalization. It is chosen primarily in the following cases:

• Allergies and hygiene: Steam instantly eliminates dust mites and bacteria deep inside mattresses and pillows.

• Delicate materials and leather: Wherever excessive soaking could cause damage, steam safely cleans and opens the pores (for example on leather sofas before subsequent conditioning).

• Need to use the furniture quickly: Steam contains a minimum amount of water, so surfaces are dry within tens of minutes.

• Odors: Heat can break down odor molecules (sweat, cigarettes) more effectively than cold water.

Extraction is essentially deep washing. It is indispensable when:

• There is visible dirt: If there are “stains” on the sofa from spilled drinks, food, or ground-in mud in the carpet, these impurities must be physically rinsed out and pulled from the fibers. Steam would loosen the dirt, but without the suction of the extractor it would remain inside.

• Heavy soiling: For older carpets and sofas that have not been cleaned for years, an extractor is the only machine that can “pump out” kilograms of dust and grease into the collection tank.

• Removing chemicals: If there has been an attempt to clean a stain with household products (creating a layer of soap/foam), it must be thoroughly rinsed out with an extractor so the material does not remain sticky.

The Combo method is recommended wherever standard cleaning is not enough. It is the ideal choice in the following situations:

• Households with pets: The rotary brush and steam can handle embedded hair and organic odours.

• Allergy sufferers and families with children: For those who need 100% hygienic safety and effective mite removal.

• Heavy soiling and grease: For sofas that have not been cleaned for years or have visible “stains” from food and sweat.

• Mattresses: For deep disinfection and removal of deeply embedded odours.

• Need for speed: When furniture needs to be used again as soon as possible (thanks to steam, less water is used during rinsing and the material dries faster).

How exactly does the process work?

It represents the technological peak, combining mechanical power, chemistry and thermal shock in a single service visit.

1. Deep dry vacuuming: Before introducing moisture, all “dry” dirt must be removed. A powerful vacuum cleaner with a rotary brush head extracts dust, crumbs, hair and pet fur from deep within the fibres. Without this step, the dust would turn into mud during cleaning.

2. Application of pre-spray: A special Prochem product is applied to the material, which immediately starts breaking down grease and separating dirt from the fibres.

3. Thermal shock with steam (165°C): Hot dry steam activates the applied pre-spray and literally “blasts apart” the molecular bonds of ingrained dirt. The heat also instantly eliminates mites and bacteria deep within the material.

4. Extraction rinse: In the final step, a powerful extractor rinses the fibres with clean water under pressure and immediately sucks it back out. This ensures that the loosened dirt and dissolved grease are permanently removed into the machine’s collection tank.

Main benefits of Combo:

• Deep sterilisation: The material is disinfected from the inside, not just on the surface.

• Maximum efficiency: Thanks to the rotary brush and steam, even the dirt that standard wet cleaning cannot handle is removed.

• Odour removal: Ideal after smokers, pets, or for refreshing mattresses from sweat odours.

• Faster drying: Steam loosens dirt so effectively that less water is needed for the subsequent rinse. Combined with the heating of the material, this allows moisture to evaporate significantly faster.

The time required depends on the level of individual contamination and other factors determined by the customer’s specific needs. A typical visit to a customer to clean one to three pieces of furniture takes 1–2 hours. Cleaning a kitchen or bathroom takes approximately 2 hours. Steam cleaning the entire car interior usually takes 3–4 hours.

The estimated duration of the cleaning and subsequent drying is always gladly provided before or during the cleaning.

It contains only 5–6% water. When touched by hand, warmth is felt instead of a stream of water. This makes it ideal even for electronics (PC vents, TV frames) or delicate textiles.

• Natural silk and oriental pieces: For genuine silk carpets or fabrics with a high viscose content, high steam temperatures are avoided. Very gentle extraction or dry methods are used to prevent shrinkage or damage to the fiber’s sheen.

• Buffed leather (Suede, Nubuck): These materials do not tolerate moisture well. Steam could alter their texture (roughening), so very careful procedures are used here with special brushes and Prochem chemicals designed specifically for these surfaces.

• Antique furniture and polishes: On historical pieces where the wood is treated with traditional varnishes or waxes, hot steam could cause the finish to turn white. In these cases, manual cleaning is preferred.

• Non-thermoplastic plastics: Some inexpensive types of plastics or thin films on older furniture could deform when exposed to hot steam. These materials are always tested in advance by the technicians.

Principle: If there is the slightest doubt about the stability of a material, a test is always carried out in the least visible area. The equipment is kept safe – a gentler method with a longer cleaning time is always chosen rather than risking damage.

We take care of most of the work. There is no need to vacuum, mop the floors, or dust before our arrival.

Only access to water and an electrical outlet (230V).

Steam is a master of disinfection and revitalization. It is chosen primarily in the following cases:

• Allergies and hygiene: Steam instantly eliminates dust mites and bacteria deep inside mattresses and pillows.

• Delicate materials and leather: Wherever excessive soaking could cause damage, steam safely cleans and opens the pores (for example on leather sofas before subsequent conditioning).

• Need to sit down quickly: Steam contains a minimum amount of water, so surfaces are dry within tens of minutes.

• Odors: Heat can break down odor molecules (sweat, cigarettes) more effectively than cold water.

Extraction is essentially deep washing. It is indispensable when:

• There is visible dirt: If there are “stains” on the sofa from spilled drinks, food, or ground-in mud in the carpet, these impurities must be physically rinsed out of the fibers and extracted. Steam would loosen the dirt, but without the suction of the extractor it would remain inside.

• Heavy soiling: For older carpets and sofas that have not been cleaned for years, an extractor is the only machine that can “pump out” kilograms of dust and grease into the collection tank.

• Removing chemicals: If there has been an attempt to clean a stain with household products (creating a layer of soap/foam), it must be thoroughly rinsed out with an extractor so the material does not remain sticky.

The Combo method is recommended wherever standard cleaning is not enough. It is the ideal choice in these situations:

• Households with pets: The rotating brush and steam can handle embedded hair and organic odours.

• Allergy sufferers and families with children: For those who need 100% hygienic safety and effective mite removal.

• Heavy soiling and grease: For sofas that have not been cleaned for years or have visible “maps” from food and sweat.

• Mattresses: For deep disinfection and removal of deeply embedded odours.

• Need for speed: When furniture needs to be used again as soon as possible (thanks to steam, less water is used during rinsing and the material dries faster).

How exactly does the process work?

It represents a technological pinnacle, combining mechanical power, chemistry and thermal shock in a single service visit.

1. Deep dry vacuuming: Before introducing moisture, all “dry” dirt must be removed. A powerful vacuum cleaner with a rotating brush head pulls dust, crumbs, hair and pet fur from deep within the fibres. Without this step, the dust would turn into mud during cleaning.

2. Application of pre-spray: A special Prochem™ solution is applied to the material, which immediately starts breaking down grease and separating dirt from the fibres.

3. Thermal shock with steam (165°C): Hot dry steam activates the applied pre-spray and literally “blasts apart” the molecular bonds of ingrained dirt. The heat also instantly eliminates mites and bacteria deep within the material.

4. Extraction rinse: In the final step, a powerful extractor rinses the fibres with clean water under pressure and immediately sucks it back out. This permanently removes the loosened dirt and dissolved grease into the machine’s collection tank.

Main benefits of the Combo method:

• Deep sterilisation: The material is disinfected from the inside, not just on the surface.

• Maximum efficiency: Thanks to the rotating brush and steam, even dirt that standard wet cleaning cannot handle is removed.

• Odour removal: Ideal after smokers, pets, or for refreshing mattresses from sweat odours.

• Faster drying: Steam loosens dirt so effectively that less water is needed for the subsequent rinse. Combined with the heated material, moisture evaporates significantly faster.

After wet cleaning the sofa and upholstery, it is recommended to let the fabric dry for at least 4–6 hours, depending on the ventilation of the room and the ambient temperature.

Upholstery, carpets and sofas must always be allowed to dry completely before use.

After wet cleaning, it is recommended to let the carpet dry for at least 3 hours. If it is a rug that can be left to dry outdoors, it is usually completely dry in less than two hours.

This depends on many factors. The most important factors are the ambient temperature and the possibility of ventilation. If the vehicle is cleaned in favorable, warm weather and can be left open to allow the water to evaporate, it will be dry within four hours. Otherwise, if it is not possible to leave the car open, drying can take up to three days.

The time required depends on individual contamination and other factors determined by the customer’s specific needs. A standard on-site visit with cleaning usually takes 1–2 hours. Interior car cleaning typically takes 3–5 hours.

Only access to hot water and an electrical outlet (230V).

The disinfection time depends on the size of the area being disinfected. For example, a passenger car takes approximately 30 minutes, while a large hall takes 2–3 hours. It is also necessary to keep in mind that after the disinfection is completed, an additional entry ban of 30–90 minutes must be observed.

The key point is that ozone disinfects all areas and surfaces. Ozone eliminates viruses, bacteria, dust mites, and mold, and it also deals with all odors and mustiness. It is an excellent preventive measure against illnesses and allergies. 

After completing the disinfection process and then carefully ventilating the area, yes.

Access to a 230V socket and removal of all living organisms from the area. (People, animals (except fish), plants)