CCT Odor Control & Deodorization 2

Question 1

What equipment is specifically designed for 'sub-surface extraction' during pet urine odor treatment?

Accepted Answer

A weighted extraction tool designed to flush and extract from the pad and backing

Answer

Sub-surface extraction tools (such as the Water Claw) are weighted devices designed to flush and extract water and contaminants from the carpet pad and backing beneath the fibers.

Question 2

Which of the following best describes how an oxidizing deodorizer works?

Accepted Answer

It chemically bonds to and destroys odor molecules through oxidation

Answer

Oxidizing deodorizers chemically react with odor molecules, breaking their chemical bonds and neutralizing them permanently through the oxidation process.

Question 3

What environmental condition most promotes bacterial growth and odor development in carpets?

Accepted Answer

High humidity and warm temperatures

Answer

Bacteria thrive in warm, moist environments; high humidity combined with warm temperatures in carpets creates ideal conditions for bacterial growth and the odors they produce.

Question 4

When using a UV (black) light during odor inspection, what does it help identify?

Accepted Answer

Areas contaminated with urine and organic fluids that fluoresce under UV light

Answer

UV (black) lights cause proteins in urine and other organic fluids to fluoresce (glow), making contaminated areas visible that would otherwise be invisible in normal light.

Question 5

Why is thorough pre-inspection important before applying odor treatments?

Accepted Answer

To identify the odor source, extent of contamination, and the appropriate treatment method

Answer

Pre-inspection allows the technician to identify the cause of the odor, the extent of contamination, and which treatment method will be most effective before any product is applied.

(CCT) Carpet Cleaning Technician Certified Practice Test

(CCT) Carpet Cleaning Technician Certified Practice Test

CCT Odor Control & Deodorization 2