If your carpet starts to have smelly odors, then the last thing you’ll want to do is grab baking soda. Even though baking soda does neutralize odors just fine, putting it on the carpet and vacuuming it up can do damage to the vacuum. I know everyone on the internet loves to recommend baking soda … Read more
If the edges of your carpet are turning gray or black near the baseboard, then it’s due to Filtration Soiling. This is common in homes with central air and heat. The reason for this line of gunk is because the carpet is acting like a giant air filter and the dust is getting trapped. There are no … Read more
Everywhere I look on the internet all I see is people talking about using white distilled vinegar for everything. This is getting quite annoying. I hate to break this to you, but Vinegar is not some miracle cleaner. If anything it kind of sucks. Also don’t get me started on the baking soda; I go into … Read more
Having matted or flatten carpet is not an attractive thing especially when you’re trying to sell the home. Did you know that matted carpet is more likely to be trapping hair and dirt than carpet that is fluffed up? A Fluffed up carpet allows the vacuum to get into the fibers and suck up more items than … Read more
Well, you know these things do happen. Sometimes urine ends up on the carpet, sometimes its human urine. The good news is that it’s not really that big of a deal as long as you have the correct tools. If you don’t want to keep smelling urine in your carpets or just want to know … Read more