How to Remove Deodorant Stains
When you raise your arm for something and show off an unsightly deodorant stain on your shirt, blouse, or other items of clothing. You know people notice because their eyes are drawn right to your armpit
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Three Steps to Cleaner Clothes
“Doing the laundry” — it’s a common phrase and chore in virtually every household.
Here are three easy ways to cleaner, fresher clothes.
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Taking On Holiday Stains
It’s that time of year when you start planning for family and friends to visit and since you are hospitable, you start thinking of all the delicious meals, snacks, and beverages you will serve them when they arrive. Despite the very best attempts of you and your guests to keep things on the plate, in…
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Cleaning Up ‘Accidents’
Our pets. We love them. No matter what. No matter if they hack up hairballs. No matter if they barf up their breakfast. No matter if they mistake the corner of the living room for the litter box or the grass patch outside. Dogs, cats, gerbils, hamsters, birds… the list goes on as to the…
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Always Do This When Cleaning
Taking care of cleaning chores around the house is something homeowners have engaged in since houses were invented. Not much thought goes into it other than it just needs to be done. However, some specialized tasks, such as removing a spot from a carpet, getting rid of an irritating pet odor from the family dog,…
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How to Remove Blood Spots from Carpet and Furniture
Blood spots on your carpet or on your furniture… what a terrible thing. Hopefully, when it happens, it’s not from a very serious accident. But when it does happen, you must remove it quickly. Blood spots can be removed fairly easily if you get to them quickly enough.
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Are Carpet Cleaning Chemicals Dangerous?
Having your carpet cleaned beyond vacuuming often requires the use of chemicals, which leaves many concerned homeowners with the singular question: are carpet cleaning chemicals dangerous?
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Area Rug General Care & Maintenance Guide
Area Rug General Care Guide Vacuuming:Most of today’s vacuums are designed for high-powered suction on hard surfaces and wall-to-wall carpets. Because of this, they are often too aggressive for use on rugs in a normal setting. Upright or canister vacuums that don’t include a beater bar are the best choice, but a standard vacuum on…
