Oil soaps and pine cleaners leave a film on tile, stone, wood and laminate that attracts and holds soil. Here's what it looks like — and how to fix it.
…you should not use oil soaps or pine cleaners to mop your floors. Whether tile, stone, wood or laminate, they leave a film that clings to your flooring. And this film attracts and holds onto soils that not only make your flooring unsanitary but dull its appearance.
Mark can evaluate your floors and even test-clean an area so you can see the difference for yourself. Call or request a free quote to set up an appointment.
Every 12 to 18 months for most homes, sooner with pets, kids or allergies. A carpet warranty probably requires it, and you’ll need the receipt.
A rental can freshen up a spill, but it can’t match a truck-mount’s heat, suction or rinse. What you get from each, and how to rent without hurting your carpet.
Three everyday tips professional housekeepers use — tackle clutter first, vacuum traffic areas three times, and shine glass and metal with rubbing alcohol.
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