Hi. My name’s Molly Lang. I’m in my mid-forties and am still learning how to develop confidence in some areas. One such area is learning to communicate with people when I’m not happy with a service that’s been provided. I’m rather obsessive compulsive, some say I have OCD. When it comes to my home, I like to have it cleaned a certain way. I also like things put back exactly where I had them. I had cleaning services come clean during the day while I was at work only to come home to spend hours moving things back to where I wanted them. Along with the extra work, I was upset… anxious even. I didn't want to be mean and tell them that I wanted things done a certain way. Thankfully that has changed. I've learned the importance of communicating, and I want to share how I accomplished this.
Posted on: 24 March 2017
Whether it's caused by torrential rains, over-saturated soils, or a simple pipe burst in the basement, a flood can be a major source of fear and stress. You don't want to make matters worse, though, so avoid making any of the following mistakes. #1: Venturing into the flood waters Your first instinct may be to head into the basement to survey the damage, but this could be the worst thing that you do. [Read More]
Posted on: 17 November 2016
Whether you have to move quickly or are not planning on moving out for a few months, thorough cleaning and organizing won't just help you get your full security deposit back but will also put you on firm footing when you move to your new home. A lot of people underestimate how long it takes to thoroughly clean their homes in anticipation of a move, and often people leave behind dirt or even important personal items. [Read More]
Posted on: 27 September 2016
Although large cities often have smog problems, in most areas of the country you may actually have less polluted air outside than inside. There are several reasons for this, one of which is inadequate ventilation, but there are also several steps you can take to reverse the trend and make sure you're only breathing clean air when you come home in the evenings. In addition to hiring professional cleaning services to reduce dust in the air, you can work towards cleaner indoor air by using these three steps to filter out contaminants and avoid adding new contaminants to your indoor environment. [Read More]
Posted on: 8 August 2016
If you find motor oil on your carpet, don't panic or throw out the carpet. Motor-oil stains occur after you work on a vehicle or accidentally step in oil. A motor-oil stain in carpet can be removed, but you have to act quickly, or the stain will set in the fibers. Here are some tips to remove motor-oil stains from a carpet with synthetic fibers. Prepare to Work For this project, you need the following: [Read More]