Spring is the quintessential time to spruce up your house. This means you’ll probably be knee-deep in scrubbers, scouring pads, brooms and sponges soon. While you’re making your home feel more like a glistening castle, don’t forget that your carpets took a beating this winter along with the rest of the house. Most carpet cleaning
How do you clean laminate floors? Well, there are a few dos and don’ts to consider. Here are some of the most important floor cleaning tips. Laminate flooring is a very good choice in flooring for new homes or when updating floors in older homes. While laminate flooring is not ideal for bathrooms due to its
Chances are, you've walked into your house before and realized that something smelled...off. Instead of having to walk around like a bloodhound trying to sniff out where the smell is coming from, let me save you some time. The kitchen is most likely the culprit of the mystery odor, some odors are pleasant, while others leave
Which room in the house do you least like cleaning? Bet you said the bathroom. Ridding showers, bathtubs, toilets and other surfaces of all sorts of buildup takes both time and elbow grease. Other than the kitchen, bathroom cleaning takes the most amount of time and work to clean since it has so many different types
Sniffling, coughing, watery eyes. These symptoms sound familiar? They're common allergy complaints. Knowing what and how to clean can reduce allergens in the air, alleviate suffering and possibly even minimize reliance on allergy medications. The most common allergens are house dust mites, mold, pollen and animal danders, Cleaning areas where they lurk can go a long way
Vacuuming is a core part of home upkeep that many people think they do enough of. In actuality, experts say homeowners should vacuum daily. However, even daily vacuuming isn’t enough to keep your carpet thoroughly devoid of allergens, pollutants, and deeply embedded dirt. The only way to ensure your carpet is thoroughly cleaned is to
Over 50% of slip, trip and fall incidents are caused by problems with the walking surface, according to the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI). Sometimes, a floor is inherently slippery unless it is treated – like smooth marble or granite that is often used in building foyers. Other times something wet – like rain, melting
