The LMCCA was founded in 2001 and has grown considerably due to its commitment to education, technical knowledge and procedural expertise. The LMCCA acts as a highly visibility credible source for technological and scientific research including published research documents regarding critical issues like defining the term Low Moisture, White Paper on pH, information on chemical and equipment cleaning efficacy and viable low moisture restorative procedures.This highly technical and educational approach has propelled the LMCCA to a leadership role in the fast paced cleaning industry.
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Our primary mission is to increase awareness and knowledge of low moisture carpet cleaning methodologies to gain world-wide acceptance of the viability of low-moisture carpet cleaning systems, used by professional carpet cleaning technicians in order to provide the best possible carpet cleaning system dictated by the carpet itself and the unique environment in which it is in service.
LOW MOISTURE is set of methods or systems as defined by the LMCCA Technical White Paper defining Low Moisture Cleaning (LMC). LMC is methods and or procedures that allow any fibers to dry to their natural state in two hours or less. For the purposes of standardizing criteria variables we used (65% Rh and 70 degrees F).
The most important thing to remember when you spill or soil your carpet is to clean the spot immediately. You will have a good chance of totally removing the soil if you do so when the spill is fresh. Before using any cleaning solution, test your carpet in an inconspicuous area to make sure the cleaner won't damage or discolor it.
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