Vacuuming Does NOT Count As Carpet Cleaning... Seriously. We like to think we can keep our carpets clean on our own, thank you very much. We just need to vacuum every month or so and blot when there's a stain... right? Wrong. Most carpet cleaning companies recommend you to professionally clean your carpet every 12 to 24 months. Vacuuming is just not enough. Neither is cleaning carpets yourself. Hiring a professional carpet cleaner is the best way to get your carpet in a healthier condition. Indoor air quality can be eight to ten times worse than outdoor air quality, if you don't clean your flooring, clean your drapes and let air inside regularly. When millions of Americans suffer from indoor allergies , air quality is a huge issue. To keep the air in your home clean, it's important to follow a few carpet-cleaning rules. Namely: Call professionals to clean your carpet, more often than you think you should. We would recommend cleaning the ...
If you have a loveable fur baby in your family, there’s a good chance that he or she reigns supreme in every room and all over your upholstery of your home. While you wouldn’t have it any other way, there’s a down side to allowing your pet to have freedom of your castle – by adding pet hair and dander. Even though you work constantly to vacuum, dust, dander, pet hair and odor get embedded deep down into your carpet piles. Here are a few ways that you eliminate pet hair, odor, and dander. On Your Carpet All carpeting, including area rugs, is a magnet for pet hair and odor. Dirt, urine and other spills can quickly saturate into the carpet piles, and then straight through to the pad. If you’ve used cleaners in the past or had your carpeting professionally cleaned that uses water, shampoo reside have likely been left behind. These cleaning shampoos contain chemicals that don’t break down and they leave a film behind that can easily attract dirt and odor. Carpet Dryclea...
A Down and Dirty Weekly Cleaning Schedule That Keeps Your House Clean By Apryl Duncan Fold it up Friday is all about your family's laundry in this sample housekeeping schedule. A weekly cleaning schedule shouldn't keep you from enjoying your home and the people and pets in it. So don't let the dust bunnies win. Streamline your housekeeping chores into an easy-to-remember routine for every day of the week. Monday's House Cleaning Schedule Mop it Monday because your floors took a beating over the weekend. Between the dog's muddy paws and the kids eating crackers as they ran through the house, there's no better place to begin your house cleaning schedule than with your vacuum and mop. If you don't have time to vacuum or mop the entire house one week, work through these high-traffic areas in between full cleanings: Foyer Stairs Family Room/Den Mud Room Bedrooms Under the kitchen table Bathrooms Tuesday's House Cleanin...
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