| In 1869, the first carpet cleaning
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| | brands sold still to this day.
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| machine was developed. Ives Mcgaffey
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| | In 1920, In Toledo Ohio perhaps the best
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| named this machine the "weeping
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| | part of the carpet cleaning came about;
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| machine�. In 1901, Cecil Booth invented
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| | it was the Air-Way Sanitizer with a
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| a horse drawn, gas driven machine and had
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| | disposable filter fiber bag.
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| it patented. This machine was often used
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| | In 1876, a crockery shop owner in
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| to clean businesses. The only way to
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| | Michigan by the name of Melville Bissell
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| clean certain parts of the carpet was to
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| | and his wife Anna patented the developed
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| pull the hose through the windows of the
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| | the first carpet sweeper to help him
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| building where the carpet was to be
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| | overcome the allergies he was getting
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| cleaned. Because of the size of this
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| | from the sawdust. Later on, Melville
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| machine it would take much man power to
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| | Bissell created the carpet cleaning
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| move this machine from business to
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| | machine that cleaned carpet by using
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| businesses. IN time though, the machine
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| | detergent and water. This machine was
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| became smaller and more practical.
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| | introduced to the public in the early
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| In 1907, the first potable carpet
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| | 1950's. Today you can find Bissell
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| cleaning machine was invented by James
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| | products in more then 60 countries.
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| Spangler. Due to the dirt and dust being
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| | Carpet cleaning has come a long way from
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| put back into the air by the machine
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| | the time when folks were using the horse
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| Spangler found that this was causing to
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| | drawn gas powered machines. You would be
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| get sick and worked on the problem. He
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| | hard pressed to find a home without a
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| later found that using a cloth type
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| | vacuum or sweeper or that carpet steam
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| filter with attachments kept the dirt and
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| | cleaner that is so frequent today for the
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| dust out of the air. In 1908, he had the
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| | those tough hard to get out stains.
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| "portable electric vacuum" patented and
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| | Lior-Bar Kleen has been an owner of a
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| sold it to William H. Hoover. Hoover
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| | business in the Miami Carpet Cleaning
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| carpet machines are still being sold to
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| | Industry for the past 15 years.
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| this day and are one of the leading
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