Cleaning and Maintenance Pro Tips for carpets, upholstery, tile grout, and natural stone surfaces in your home
Regular Carpet Maintenance and Care Place abrasive walk-off mats (Coconut Coir Mats) outside entry doors and absorbent area rugs inside at all entrances to reduce soil migration into your home. Clean your rugs and mats frequently. Use furniture coasters to distribute the weight of heavy items and chair mats for chairs with wheels. To extend the beauty of your […]
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Pro Tip Area Rug Maintenance Place abrasive walk-off mats (Coconut Coir Mats) outside entry doors and absorbent area rugs inside at all entrances to reduce soil migration into your home. Clean your entry rugs and mats frequently. Use furniture coasters to distribute the weight of heavy items and chair mats for chairs with wheels. To prevent fading, close drapes or
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How To Keep Your Upholstered Furniture Looking Great Preventative Maintenance Have a professional service apply a premium fabric protector treatment when the item is new and again after each deep cleaning. Remove dust, hair, dander, and crumbs. Vacuum your upholstery thoroughly every week with a soft (horsehair) brush attachment, especially the
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To keep your newly restored grout clean, we recommend frequent vacuuming with a soft horsehair brush attachment to pick up dry soil and loose dirt. This is the single most important step in keeping your floors cleaner longer. If necessary, spot clean spills using a neutral stone floor cleaner and
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Our Recommended Shower Stall Cleaner Rinse the shower stall walls and glass when you’re done (nice to have the shower head on a hose for this), and then dry your shower stall after each use. This is the single most important thing you can do to keep your shower stall
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Never use harsh commercial cleaning chemicals, vinegar, bleach, ammonia, all-purpose cleaners, 3 in 1 miracle products, abrasive type cleaners, or heavy-duty scouring pads. Your cleaning solution should be neutral pH so it doesn’t damage sensitive stones, and it should also be a rinse-free formula so it doesn’t leave residues that
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Clean For Health, First And Foremost Regular, periodic cleaning of the carpet and textile furnishings in your home is recommended not only for appearance reasons, but more importantly for health reasons. Carpets and other textiles in your home act as filters, capturing fine dust particles which prevent them from remaining
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