'On Site Carpet Cleaning'

[mommy2be]

:001_huh:

 

I saw a truck this morning that said "On Site Carpet Cleaning".... When is carpet cleaning not on site???

 

Oh geez... I just have to laugh at things like this... or else I might cry... haha.

 

Then I'm imagining someone tearing up thier carpet and lugging it to a place to have it cleaned... Then I wonder if someone has ever actually wondered if that is how it is done... Ah, I just have to stop there before I do depress myself... How are there so many people that just don't have a clue???

[Blueridge]

:lol:

Now if you see any trucks with a sign saying 'On Site Kitchen Cleaning'...will you please take down their phone number for me?? :D

[HeathenMom]

actually, lots of companies will take your rugs and drapes and clean them at their shops...and return them at their leisure.

[happi duck]

They probably mean the carpets you can roll up, not wall-to-wall carpeting. I can imagine that a room sized rug could be a bear to roll up and take out to be cleaned.

[Tap]

Yes, they mean rugs that are not installed.

Area rugs or oriental carpets are often cleaned off site.

 

People who live in apartments can install carpet over hardwood floors, so they will get a piece of wall to wall carpet cut to fit and have the edges bound. You can damage wood floors by cleaning carpet over them, so the carpet will be removed and cleaned.