Avoid Permanent Damage from Flooding with Correct Water Damage Restoration Techniques
Posted on blog, carpet cleaning March 28, 2019 by admin
Flooding can seriously damage a home, even in just a short amount of time. If you’ve recently suffered from flooding in your home, you may be wondering if restoring your home is possible. Luckily, saving and restoring your home from flood damage is easier than you may have thought. Dry Concepts can help prevent the
Benefits of Dry-Concepts Carpet Dry Cleaning:
Posted on blog, carpet cleaning January 15, 2019 by admin
Dry-Concepts carpet dry cleaning eliminates many of the complaints and fears associated with carpet cleaning. Dry Concepts carpet dry cleaning is a Ph balanced system that preserves carpet color. Modern carpet dyes can be degraded by cheap, high alkaline carpet detergents, commonly used in large facilities by contract cleaners. Dry Concepts carpet dry cleaning solution
Allergies – Will Removing Your Carpet Help?
Posted on blog December 20, 2018 by admin
Stuffy nose, sneezing, itchy watery eyes, headaches. You know the symptoms. If you are a sufferer you will try almost anything to get relief. Allergists and other well-meaning advisors often recommend removing carpet to lessen indoor allergies. Does it really work? In the 1970’s discussions and reports in Sweden blamed carpet as a source of
Common Causes of Stubborn Stains
Posted on blog, carpet cleaning June 11, 2018 by dryconcepts
During its recent cleaning, your textile furnishing was treated to expert, professional care. An extra effort was made to treat all stains before and/or after cleaning. However, even with the best of cleaning and spot removal efforts, certain stains may not have come out completely. Just like a dye, these tenacious stains were absorbed by
Reasons Why Cellulosic Browning Occurs
Posted on blog, carpet cleaning May 31, 2018 by dryconcepts
Occasionally after a carpet or rug has been cleaned, a brownish discoloration appears. A condition called cellulosic browning is one of the causes of this discoloration. Several factors must be present in order for this discoloration to develop including a cellulosic fiber, moisture, and slow drying. Furthermore, a high pH or shampoo residue may also