Have you bought a home that needs a lot of attention? Perhaps the house you've been living in for years looks like it's tired. Either way, if you missed spring cleaning, this is a great time to do the job so that your house can look great again. Here are some ideas that might help you.
Do A Frank Assessment - With paper and pen in hand, go through every single room in your house and actually write down what needs attention.
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How To Repair A Small Section Of Your Carpet
If you discover that your dog has chewed away a small section of your carpet or its been damaged by chairs frequently moving over it, you might decide you need to repair this small section. Follow these steps to have your carpet looking as good as new.
1. Find a Remnant of Your Carpeting
When your carpeting was installed, there's a chance that the people who installed it saved a few pieces of the carpeting precisely for patching it.
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Answering Questions about Common Issues with Vacuum Cleaners
Your vacuum cleaner is likely one of the most important tools that you will need to keep your home free of dirt. While these cleaning tools are usually highly durable, it is possible for them to encounter a number of problems. For many individuals, these problems may seem like they are extremely difficult to correct, but this may not always be the case. There are two problems that vacuums may commonly encounter, and learning these answers will help you to have these issues addressed as efficiently as possible.
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Pets In The Office: Five Essential Cleaning Tips
More and more businesses are encouraging employees to bring their pets to work, and some companies even have their own office animals that belong to the company. While these furry creatures can reduce stress and impress clients, they can also make messes. If you want to keep your office clean while also welcoming pets, here are five tips to keep in mind:
1. Prepare to vacuum more
As a general rule of thumb, you need to vacuum at least once a week for every pet or human you have living or working in an area.
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