We’ve all been in bars where the carpet feels “sticky” under your feet. But no one wants their pub to be one of those venues. The UK is a nation of pub lovers, with 5,000 such establishments around the country.
However, the number of pubs has been steadily declining, so those who are still open will want to do all they can to bring in customers.
So, how often should you have your pub’s carpet deep cleaned? And what can you do in the meantime to ensure that it doesn’t deteriorate or become sticky for the people visiting for a pint?
How often should you clean your pub carpet?
In most commercial settings, particularly those with high foot traffic (which is hopefully true for your pub), we recommend having a professional carpet clean every three to six months.
When you bring in an experienced team for carpet cleaning, you can rest assured that your carpet will be in top condition for your customers. What’s more, regular deep cleaning can prolong your carpet’s life by removing the dirt and debris that understandably builds up.
How do you keep pub carpets clean on a regular basis?
The most important step is to vacuum your carpet every day to ensure that food that gets dropped or dirt that gets walked in is cleaned up quickly.
This not only makes your carpet look nicer, but prevents debris from getting worked deeper into the fibre of the carpet. In addition, you and your team need to clean up any spillages promptly.
Always do your best to soak up any liquid that spills – it’s a pub and accidents can happen, after all. You can even put together some dedicated spill kits with all the right cleaning materials to make this easier to do.
Finally, if someone does spill a drink like red wine that leaves a stain, do your best to treat the stain as soon as possible. This reduces the likelihood of it becoming an unsightly mark on your carpet.
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