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What's In Your Carpet Spotting Kit?Your clients have invested a lot of money into their carpets and it's up to you as a professional cleaner to keep their investment looking new. Providing the proper carpet care and spot cleaning techniques will keep your clients carpets looking great for many years to come. Here's what you should have in your spotting kit....
Reduce Workplace Health and Safety Risks: Improve Your Cleaning MethodsCleaning technicians are exposed to a variety of conditions that can be detrimental to their health and well being. The cleaning technician's daily activities and surroundings expose them to both environmental and physical risks. These risks can be unhealthy air quality in the customer's residence, outdated and poorly designed tools and equipment, chemical hazards, wet and slippery surfaces, and physically demanding activities to name just a few....
Should I provide my own cleaning products, supplies, and equipment or should I use my customer's? This is a question often asked by residential cleaning company owners. Professional residential cleaning companies will provided, in most cases, their own cleaning products, supplies and equipment when cleaning their customer's residence....
We're often asked what is the best way to clean window blinds. Our answer is always the same - ultrasonic cleaning. It is by far the best, most efficient and most thorough way to clean most window blinds (wood blinds, some fabric blinds and highly oxidized blinds should NOT be cleaned this way)....
Tips for Identifying Wood Surfaces and Choosing the Right Wood Care ProductAre you confused by all of the wood surfaces available for floors and furniture? Cleaning and taking care of those surfaces can be a confusing task. Just as there are dozens of wood types, there seems to be an equal number of polishes to match. The following tips for identifying wood surfaces and choosing the right wood care product will help you to recognize wood types and care methods and you will be able to provide an important service to your clients....
How to Clean Air Vents in Your Clients' Homes and OfficesLet's face it, dust gets everywhere. Whether it is at home, in the office, or public places, dust is a fact of life. Frankly, most people don't notice dust until it collects on a surface. No home or building is impervious to dust, as it is composed of the very ordinary common substances that surround us on a daily basis. One area where you will find an accumulation of dust is on the air vents, registers, grates, and diffusers in homes and offices. This article explains how to clean air vents....
Removing Scratches from Stainless Steel AppliancesIn a perfect world, all of our stainless steel sinks, counters, and appliances would remain as pristine as the day we bought them. Unfortunately, the real world of abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, pots and pans, and countless other culprits can leave unsightly scratches on stainless steel. One well-meaning scrubbing of a stainless steel sink with an aggressive scrub pad can leave visible scratches. People brushing up against a stainless steel refrigerator can leave unwanted marks. Normal wear and tear can damage even the most well-cared-for stove. Normal cleaners will not remove these scratches, so what can you do?...
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