We understand that sometimes people like to do things on their own. That is why we want to provide you with tips to reduce the risk of damaging your carpet. If you have a carpet cleaning question that you want answered, feel free to email us!
June 27th, 2010 9:11AM
Enzymes
Enzymes digest protein matter in waste and soil. Most enzyme products are heat activated and must be used with carpet cleaning equipment that provides a heat source. The most common applications for enzyme treatment is pet urine, odor, vomit and feces. Enzymes are basically good bacteria that consumes the bad …
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June 20th, 2010 12:55PM
DO NOT MIX CLEANING AGENTS.
Pet stains (urine and feces):
First, remove solid matter if possible. Use an over the counter carpet cleaning solution to get rid of the stains; they also sell a cleaning solution specifically for cleaning up pet urine. It’s very important that you clean up as …
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June 19th, 2010 4:30PM
Hot Water Extraction
Also called “steam cleaning”, although steam is not actually used, this cleaning process uses high pressured hot water to force soil and dirt out and the vacuum sucks the dirt up. The hot the water temperature helps escalate the reaction time. The carpet is thoroughly cleaned with …
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February 12th, 2010 10:20AM
Could dirty office carpets be costing you money? If your cleaning service skimps on carpet care, they might be. While it may seem far-fetched, studies show that improperly maintained office carpets can contribute to absenteeism and decreased employee productivity.
Just like they do in your home, carpets in the workplace contribute …
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February 6th, 2010 11:51PM
Meth Houses – The Hidden Dangers for Future Residents
In February of 2009, an article published in the Dallas Morning News told the story of a north Texas family that became unwitting victims of the illegal drug trade. The Rodgriquez family purchased a home in Grapevine that had previously been …
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