Posted on February 26th, 2012 by Carpet Cleaner
People will often ask me for green cleaning solutions used on carpets that are safe for kids and pets. Or, they will ask if I use chemicals that are harmful to the environment. There are eco-friendly ways to clean a home and carpet cleaning is included in this routine.
Green Certified or a Green Seal is the designation most carpet cleaners will have if they purchase and use a green cleaning solution for carpets or upholstery. There is one surefire way of determining whether or not these products are safe for kids and pets. The Food and Drug Administration has examined many of these types of products, both chemical and green, and labels them (Generally Recognized as Safe) G.R.A.S. Look for this designation on cleaning and other household products.
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Posted on June 10th, 2009 by Carpet Cleaner
When cleaning your carpet, you want techniques that are effective but won’t harm the fibers or cause discoloration. While it is recommended that you have your carpets professionally cleaned once a year, you can remove many stains and spots yourself. This article will tell you how – and most are really easy.
Some stains are very stubborn, such as red wine, ink, rust, blood and pet stains. In any case, when possible get the spot up as soon as it happens. This helps prevent the substance from saturating the fibers and possibly the padding underneath. When removing old spots, here are some techniques that work really well:
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Posted on June 9th, 2009 by Carpet Cleaner
Is your carpet getting dingy, or spotted with ugly stains? There are many things you can do to remove spots and make the whole area look fresh and clean. Although you may not get the results of a professional, it will make a noticeable difference and you can get many stains up completely.
Everyone has different little “tricks” up their sleeve when it comes to carpet cleaning, but here are a few tips that work well:
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Posted on April 26th, 2009 by Carpet Cleaner
If you are like most people, you have tried the do-it-yourself carpet cleaners to remove stains and spots from your carpet. Most likely, it didn’t work too well and the stains remained. This is terribly frustrating, but when you need a job like this done, it’s best to hire a professional.
Store bought carpet cleaners can actually lock in stains. As you clean, you believe the spot or stain is gone. Once dry, you see that it remains. No matter how hard you scrub, you can’t remove the ugly spots that mar your carpets appearance.
Pet stains, wine and other substances can be particularly hard to remove if the correct method isn’t used for removal. Most stains of these types can not be thoroughly removed using a store bought product. In many cases, stains like grape juice and red wine can actually spread – what an ugly mess!
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Posted on April 26th, 2009 by Carpet Cleaner
New Jersey Carpet Cleaners – Having Your Carpet Cleaned Doesn’t Always Mean Getting the Results You Want!
Have you ever cleaned a clients carpet, only to find that days later it looks as if you never touched it? There are many reasons for this, but usually it is recurring spots that are the culprits. As you clean, they seem to disappear – only to return once the carpet has dried.
You don’t want to lose clients because of problems like this. There are a few things you should explain to customers so that you don’t risk losing them. Even if they don’t agree with you, at least you have explained the situation, and what will help.
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