NOVEMBER 13, 2014 ANNABELLE YOUNG Water Damage is a common, yet frustrating problem for most homeowners. It not only damages your property but also has adverse effects on your health. The best way to prevent water damage is by understanding the reasons behind it, and then finding ways to avoid it. So, to help you along, …
NOVEMBER 21, 2014 ANNABELLE YOUNG Antiquing is quickly turning into a popular hobby. And since you’re reading this blog, I think it’s safe to assume that you’ve caught the antiquing bug as well. So, perhaps you’ve got a piece of old furniture laying around – something your grandma left you. Or maybe you found a promising …
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DECEMBER 1, 2014 ANNABELLE YOUNG Clean and fresh furnishing can add a unique charm to any room. But keeping it that way can be a bit of a struggle – especially if you have kids and pets running around. To make your cleaning duties a little easier, we have come up with a complete guide on …
How to Deep Clean Your Carpet Is your Carpet looking a bit dull? The colors are a bit off and there seem to be quite a few stains that have not been removed completely. If that is the case, then, what your carpet needs is a thorough deep cleaning. Why should you deep clean …
What’s the dirtiest place in your house? Your Toilet? Nope! Your toilet doesn’t even make the list. In fact, the answers that researches have consistently come up with, may surprise you. The most germ affected places in your home are, more often than not, in your kitchen – the place where you prepare the food …
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The best time to clean out a stain from your carpet is as soon as the spill occurs. But, it’s not always possible. Sometimes you’re busy. Sometimes you just forget. Few weeks pass by, even months, and before you know it, you’re stuck with an old stain that is clinging to your carpet like a …
One of the most common allergens found in our homes are dust mites. These tiny microscopic creatures live in your beddings, carpets and similar environments, and feed off on the dead skin that you shed every day. They breed and multiply very fast and produce tons of waste. A single dust mite can produce waste …
