Common Carpeting Myths Demystified
Learn about some common myths and their appropriate facts about carpets and cleaning them:
Fabrics and Fibers
Fibers naturally occur in both plants and animals. More than half of the fibers produced are natural fibers and include cotton, hair, fur, silk, and wool.
What You Should Know About Protecting the Life of Your Carpet
Carpets today are designed to hide dirt and they have the ability to resist stains. The dirt in our carpet cannot be seen as easily as it can on hard floors.
Why Hire a Pro to Clean My Carpets When I Can Do It Myself?
That’s a great question! Here’s the scoop. Most domestic carpet cleaning machines(ie: Bissell, Hoover, Rug Doctor, etc) only remove soil from the top of the fibre...
Moth Damage – What’s Eating My Rug?
Carpets that are in dark, undisturbed areas (under couches, chairs, tables, etc.) are where we see most of the activity.
Cleaning Carpet Spots and Spills
Regular professional cleaning is as important to your carpet as having a trained mechanic perform routine tune-ups on your car.
Everything you wanted to know about Carpet Protector but were too afraid to ask!
Uneducated, uninformed, and sometimes downright unscrupulous carpet cleaners cause a great deal of confusion by giving out false information or intentionally misrepresenting the product.
Carpet Odor and Carpet Stains
Carpet odor can be caused by a number of different things.
Water Damage
A common cause of water damage occurs when potted plants are placed directly on a rug.