Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning in Worcestershire
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Our final post on helping you and your soft furnishings survive the upcoming Yuletide season. Christmas Dinner The most important meal of the year and probably the biggest with family and friends invited, lots of laughing and joking, and almost certainly someones going to have an accident. Try using trays to carry the food to …
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Welcome to our second post on how to help your carpet and upholstery survive the Christmas season intact and more importantly helping you to enjoy a stress free holiday. Spilt Drinks If the kids get a carried away with Christmas excitement and juice and pop glasses go flying, resist the temptation to say oh nevermind …
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Christmas can be a stressful time, but hopefully some of the tips below and in the other posts can help stop accidents happening and if the worst does happen stop an accident becoming a crisis. Christmas Tree Base Covers If you are thinking of using a Christmas Tree base cover to disguise the wooden base …
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If you have a cut pile carpet carpet in your home you will eventually come across impressions and flattened areas in the carpet. These impressions occur where the weight of a piece of furniture or other household object is concentrated into a small area, so a chair will leave four little leg impressions in your …
When a Protection Treatment is applied to a carpet or piece of upholstery, either as part of the manufacturing process or after it has been made, it forms an invisible odourless coating to each individual fibre. This coating has outstanding dry-soil resistance, along with resistance to wet soil, water-based stains and oil-based soils. Your carpet …
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Sometimes especially on light coloured carpets, you can see a dark line against the skirting board, or a rectangular mark just in from the edge of the carpet, a dark line under a doorway or in line with the floorboards. These marks are known as draught marks and are caused by small particles of dust …
“How long will it take for my carpet to dry”? This is by far and away the most common question I’m asked by new clients when carrying a Survey and Quotation. Unfortunately there isn’t an easy answer as a number of factors can influence drying times. Firstly, the fibres in the carpet, a wool carpet …
Sometimes when we clean carpets, as we are cleaning or a short while after, carpets can ripple. This happens mostly with older tufted carpets in areas of high wear, such as walkways and in front of sofas and chairs. The cause of this is due to the warm rinse water causing the backing of the …
Quite often we are asked by our clients how often and how they should vacuum their carpets to help maintain their carpets. When vacuuming move the vacuum slowly back and forth overlapping the strokes and also at different angles to ensure that the pile is opened to remove as much dry soiling as possible. A …
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