So, the kids have been colouring and now there is felt tip where it shouldn’t be! You can’t provide a new lick of paint to the carpet or sofa, so what can you do?
Most of the time, the regular routine of cleaning your carpets does the job. You vacuum the carpets regularly, clear up any stains that appear and generally the carpet looks in good condition. But to clear the debris you can’t always see or to handle the biggest stains, you may need a regular carpet cleaning service. But what should you expect during a carpet cleaning service?
A clean carpet doesn’t only look good - it’s a necessity for office health and safety. Regular deep cleans can help you to avoid health issues, or at least lessen the level of irritation they cause. Often, even if a carpet looks clean to the eye, it can still be harbouring unseen germs. A dirty carpet can have some serious implications on your health.
More than anywhere else in your living space, bedrooms need to be a place of relaxation. Learn how to organise and tidy a small room for a new, clutter-free life.
Certain types of velvet should only be dry cleaned, whereas polyester or crushed velvet may be machine-washed in cold water. Knowing the type of velvet your upholstery is made from is crucial to treat it correctly.
If cared for properly, leather is a durable, long-lasting material. Here's our guide to how often you should clean a leather sofa to keep it looking good.
Are you ready to give your home a fresh start? We're excited to announce an exclusive competition for our local community! One lucky winner will receive a FREE full house floor cleaning AND a sofa clean – perfect for refreshing your home and making it look spotless!
This blog provides a comprehensive TR19 compliance checklist for commercial kitchens to help you stay on top of necessary maintenance and avoid potential hazards.
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