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5 Things for Your Home and Fall To-Do List

5 Things for Your Home and Fall To-Do List

You probably give your home a deep clean in the spring, but you should also show it some love at the beginning of fall. Here’s where to start: 1. Perform a pantry audit. First, remove all the cans and boxes from the shelves, and vacuum away any lingering dust or...

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Fall Allergies: Simple Tips to Keep Them Out of Our Homes

Fall Allergies: Simple Tips to Keep Them Out of Our Homes

Fall brings a kaleidoscope of colors, cooler temperatures and, for many of us, the onset of major allergy season. As the leaves fall and the season brings sometimes very wet weather there area few typical triggers for fall allergies. The biggest offenders are ragweed,...

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Rug Weaving: How Long Does It Take To Weave A Rug?

Rug Weaving: How Long Does It Take To Weave A Rug?

Before you begin weaving your own Oriental rug, consider this. Rug weaving is an art. A skilled weaver in India can tie about 6,000 knots per day. Thus the time for one person to knot a 9′ x 12′ rug in several common qualities works out like this: (Note that usually...

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Delamination in Tufted Rugs

Delamination in Tufted Rugs

Tufted rugs are very affordable rugs that are constructed by punching tufts through a canvas backing. The backing of the rug is covered in latex adhesive to help keep it together. The top loops of the rug are sheared off to create an illusion of a pile woven rug. One...

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Moth Season is Here, Are You Protecting Your Rugs?

Moth Season is Here, Are You Protecting Your Rugs?

As a professional carpet and rug cleaning company, we've found that customers, more often than not, tend to be unaware of moth and carpet beetle issues within their carpet and rugs. Gross, right? We see it all the time, and it can cause some serious damage if it’s...

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Have You Seen These Horrible Rugs?

Have You Seen These Horrible Rugs?

What would you say if your client said they have a “paper yarn” rug for you to clean? How do you clean a paper rug? With an eraser? Take a look at this rug: This is a paper yarn, and cotton, Duetto hand crafted rug. An “award winning” design...and allergy-free,...

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Simple Home Cleaning Tips

Simple Home Cleaning Tips

Crumbs on the kitchen counter, dust on the TV, gunk in the bathroom sink — We can't stand our houses when they are a mess. But the thought of spending an entire day cleaning it from top to bottom sends me running to the sofa for a nap. After all, in a week, it's just...

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Two of the Most Common Carpet & Rug Odors

Two of the Most Common Carpet & Rug Odors

Does your carpet have a distinct smell that won’t go away? Identifying the cause of the smell is imperative to dealing with the odor in the right way. We’ll discuss two different odors that are most common in carpet and rugs. You guessed it, the first and most common...

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Plan and Prepare for the Spring Cleaning

Plan and Prepare for the Spring Cleaning

Which words do you associate with spring cleaning? Stress and Hard work? A dread-filled ordeal? Corporal Punishment???!! or just ‘Eww…Yuck’! Well, here we are to re-program your beliefs about spring cleaning the house by showing you how easy it can be to transform...

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Rug Fading Can Happen. Be Careful!

Rug Fading Can Happen. Be Careful!

Oriental rugs are beautiful but they are not cheap. If you own one of these expensive beauties, it is advisable to put a few measures in place. Measures that will help extend the life of your rug and keep rug fading to a minimum. The first thing to keep in mind is...

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Viscose Rugs

Viscose Rugs

Many rugs today are marketed as silk are in fact artificial silk rugs made of vicose fibers. Rugs made of vicose are technically vicose rayon. These types of rugs present several unique problems for those that own and clean them. If you own a vicose rug, it is...

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Tips to Remove Salt Stains From Hardwood Flooring

Tips to Remove Salt Stains From Hardwood Flooring

First thing’s first - Sweep sidewalks and remove shoes when entering your home. This will help avoid or reduce salt from staining your floor. 1.) Vacuum floors thoroughly. Salt and sand are micro-abrasives and can ruin the finish on your floors if not removed...

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