Alternative Window Cleaners For Your Home
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22 April 2015
There are some downfalls that can come with using store-bought window cleaners on your home's windows. One common problem with these cleaners is while they do clean, they leave streaks you will need to go over and over again to get rid of. Also, some people are allergic to harsh cleaners and aren't able to use them. If you are looking for a better way to clean your windows, there are some great alternatives below that you can make yourself.
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Why Is Your Carpet Developing Bald Patches?
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21 April 2015
Is your carpet developing bald patches? Unlike humans, carpets do not naturally develop bald spots as they age. If this is happening in your home, it's likely due to an infestation of carpet moths. These pesky little creatures lay their larvae in your carpets, where they feed on its fibers. If you think you may have carpet moths in your home, it's important to act quickly to ensure the problem is taken care of before your carpet ends up entirely bald.
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Why Professional Services Are Best When Considering Steam Carpet Cleaning
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20 April 2015
Carpeting can be difficult to manage on your own, especially if your home receives a lot of foot traffic from your family, friends, and pets. To extend the lifetime of your carpeting so that you can save money and keep your home looking its best, it's important that you set aside some time to look into what kind of cleaning you can do. While vacuuming and spot cleaning is possible for cleaning your carpeting to an extent, nothing gives spotless results like steam cleaning.
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How To Properly Clean And Store Your Heavy Winter Drapes
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20 April 2015
When the weather warms up, it's time to put away your heavy, insulating winter drapes and replace them with flowing, lightweight summer drapes. To ensure your winter drapes are in good shape when you pull them out next fall, follow these steps to clean and store them properly.
Step 1: Dust the drapes.
By dusting the drapes before you officially wash them, you'll remove some of the surface dirt so your laundering efforts are better able to focus on the deeper, ground-in grime.
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