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Removing Stains and Odors

Ruth Travis, president of the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification, says that to remove stains and odors, blot up as much of the smelly mess as you can right away. While you’re blotting the upholstery, put a plastic liner or a garbage bag between the cushion and the fabric so you don’t push...

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Cleaning Tips for Boat Owners

If you own a boat, keep your seats and benches covered when not in use, especially if you don store the boat in a covered facility. This should be in addition to any whole boat covering you may have. When you take your boat out of storage, clean the upholstery before you resume taking people...

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Remove Pet Odors from Carpets, Drapes and Furniture – Cleaning Tips

When cleaning up after a pet, it is important to address the carpet pad beneath, as this will absorb liquids. Check the manufacturers website, or contact a cleaning professional for suggestions regarding how to best clean the pad. Do you need to eliminate odors from your furniture? Using carpet and upholstery deodorizers with baking soda...

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Spring Cleaning Tips – Clean Smarter This Year

Declutter, sort and store before you start cleaning. Place a cardboard box and 2 or 3 garbage bags in each room and fill them as you go. Breeze through your spring cleaning with these top tips for efficient, effective cleaning. Plus, the four things that will make this year’s spring cleaning even better. Reduce your...

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Cleaning Tips For Your Carpets, Blinds and Couches

If you have children who enjoy playing in the sprinkler or pool when the weather warms up, consider purchasing seat covers for your chairs and couches to keep them dry and clean. Your windows, and the blinds on your windows, are one of the first things visitors notice when they arrive at your home. We...