Top 5 Signs Your Carpet Requires Professional Cleaning Services
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Ever thought your carpet was clean, only to discover worms crawling out on a rainy day? Yes, it’s as disgusting as it sounds. Even if your carpet appears spotless, you never really know what’s hiding within. What seems harmless could be a breeding ground for allergens and bacteria, posing health risks to you and your
Avoid Permanent Damage from Flooding with Correct Water Damage Restoration Techniques
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How to Restore Your Home After Flood Damage: A Step-by-Step Guide 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
Does Removing Carpet Really Help Reduce Allergies?
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Stuffy nose, sneezing, itchy watery eyes, headaches—you know the symptoms. If you’re one of the millions affected by indoor allergies, you’re willing to try just about anything to find relief. One common piece of advice from allergists and well-meaning friends? Remove your carpet. But does it really help? Let’s take a closer look at the
Can Carpets Cause Allergies? The Truth About Allergy Relief
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For allergy sufferers, creating a healthy home environment is essential to finding relief. While carpets often get blamed for trapping allergens, the real solution lies in proper maintenance and care. A clean carpet not only enhances the comfort and aesthetic of your home but also plays a crucial role in improving air quality. Understanding the
Reasons Why Cellulosic Browning Occurs
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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