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I n most homes, carpet is one of the first places that dirt and dust accumulate. Not only is this unsightly, but it can also be dangerous for the families or tenants living in the home if not cleaned on a regular basis. This blog post will go over the importance of carpet cleaning and how often homeowners or renters should have their carpets cleaned by a professional service. There will also be some tips on how to prepare for a carpet cleaning and what to do after the cleaners leave. Want a quicker overview of the blog? Jump down to the FAQ section! 1. The Importance of Carpet Cleaning As mentioned previously, carpet is one of the flooring options that accumulate the most dirt and debris. The accumulation of these particles can be a danger to those living in the home. Dust mites, which are tiny creatures that thrive in dirty environments, are known to cause asthma and other respiratory problems. Also, carpets that have not been cleaned for a long time may accumulate mold or mildew on t...

If you want your carpets to look and smell great for the new year, then you need to take some time now to clean them. But there is a right way and a wrong way to get the job done. In this blog post, we will discuss how to keep your carpets looking their best so that when guests come over for New Year's Eve, they'll think of your home as "sparkling." 1. Vacuum Your Carpet The first step in getting your carpets clean is to vacuum them. This will help remove any loose dirt or hair that could get trapped in the fibers and cause stains or odors later on. Vacuuming also helps increase the life of your carpets, so it's a good habit to get into even if you don't have any immediate plans to clean them. 2. Maintain a Regular Vacuuming Schedule In order to keep dirt from building up on your carpets, it's important to vacuum them regularly. How often you need to vacuum depends on the amount of traffic your carpets get and how dirty they are. At a minimum, try to vacuu...

  The holiday season is an exciting time for many people. Presents are being wrapped, the tree is getting decorated, and everyone's favorite candies are being taken out of hiding to be enjoyed. But what about your carpets? They're just as important too! We want you to have a happy holiday - so we've put together some tips on how to keep your carpets clean this winter. 1. Vacuum Your Carpet Regularly Carpets are meant to be walked on - that's why they're in your home! But just because you want people walking all over them doesn't mean it won't get dirty. Regular vacuuming will help keep up the appearance of your carpet and prevent dirt from becoming embedded into the fibers, which can become difficult to remove later on. Tip: Make sure to vacuum in all the nooks and crannies - between furniture, around doorways, etc. This is often where a lot of dirt and debris can accumulate. If you have pets, be sure to vacuum more regularly as they can leave behind a lot o...

Our grout is one of the dirtiest parts of our home. This is because it’s in a high traffic area and doesn’t see much sunlight. But if we want to keep our homes clean, we need to be diligent about cleaning the grout! In this blog post, we will discuss how to clean your grout and make it look new again! Most homeowners can clean grout on their own with these steps: 1. Mix Baking Soda and Water Baking soda and water is a great solution for removing any mold, mildew, or dirt. Simply mix a few tablespoons of baking soda with water until you have created a paste-like consistency and then use it to scrub away at the grout. Make sure not to leave this mixture on your tile for too long as it can damage certain types of tiles! If you’re using natural stone tiles, make sure to try a small test area first before applying the mixture to avoid any damage. Remember that it’s always best practice to spot clean rather than clean large surfaces all at once! This will help prevent over-drying or damaging...

Water damage can happen to anyone, even if you have never experienced it before. Therefore, you must know what to do in this situation to recover quickly and minimize the damage done. This article will teach you how to prevent water damage from occurring again in your house or business, so read on! 1. Remove All Standing Water From the Area The first and most crucial step when facing water damage is to remove any standing water. You want to get as much water out of the area as possible. As soon as you notice a problem, start removing any standing water from your property. For this step to be effective, it may require more than one person’s assistance, so make sure you have someone else present when attempting this or call a professional company like us to do the work for you. If there is a lot of water and it is covered by furniture, remove as much as possible using towels or absorbent material like sawdust. If your home has carpets, make sure they are completely dried out before walki...

Carpets are a great way to spruce up a room. They can also extend the life of your hardwood floors by providing padding and protection from moisture. But if you don't take care of them, they will wear out sooner than they should. In this blog post, we'll discuss some tips on how to prolong the life of your carpet! Vacuum Your Carpet Often Use a good vacuum cleaner with strong suction and the right attachment for your carpet. You don't want to move around dirt, you want to suck it up! Make sure that you clean out your vacuum bag often so that nothing gets clogged in there. Also, make sure not to over or underfill the bag as this can change the usage and effectiveness of the vacuum. We recommend vacuuming at least twice a week and steam cleaning once per month.   Keep a Mat at the Front Door Putting a mat at the front door will catch most of the dirt and grime coming in from outside. Of course, you'll have to clean it regularly, but this reduces the amount that gets on yo...