Kevin, Author at Allklean

Reasons Spots Come Back After Carpet Cleaning

Written on April 7, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning.

Oh no, you had a spill, stained your carpet, and cleaned it up, but now that stain has returned! What’s the deal? Did you clean the stain improperly? Is there some mischievous magic gnome who makes those stains return to perfectly clean looking carpet? Probably no magic is at work, instead, there...

How to Remove Nail Polish from Carpet

Written on March 29, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning.

Perhaps now more than other times folks are doing their own nails at home. However, one of the worst feelings is when that nail polish gets spilled. Worse still, is if you pour the nail polish out right on the carpet. It may seem like a complete disaster, but there are actually many strategies on...

Signs of Mold in Your Carpet

Written on March 19, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning, Carpet Repairs.

Few things are as big of a bummer as finding out that you have mold in your carpet. We know that mold grows in damp places as well as dark areas. For example, basements are common culprits for mold growth. Similarly, rooms with porous ventilation can also be a common area for mold to grow. Once mold...

How to Remove Wax From Carpet

Written on March 12, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning.

Few things or is troublesome when spilled on the carpet as wax. Whether you left the candle too close to the edge of the table or you found some other way to spill wax onto your carpet, here, we will break down How to Remove Wax From Carpet using many of the tools you likely already gave at your disposal. Step...

The 6 Most Common Carpet Cleaning Mistakes

Written on March 3, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning.

Carpet is one of the essential components of any home as well as in many businesses. Let’s look at the 6 most common carpet cleaning mistakes. While there are many benefits to having carpet, they’re also some drawbacks when it comes to keeping it clean and maintaining it properly to last a...

How Clean Carpet Saves Your Business Money

Written on February 29, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning.

As a business owner, you know how important it is that your business is clean and well-maintained both for the sake of appearance and for the health and well-being of your employees and customers alike. In all likelihood, this is why you higher professional cleaners to keep your space spick and span....

Should I Hire a Cleaning Service for my Tile and Grout?

Written on February 22, 2020. Posted in Tile Cleaning.

Anyone with tile in their home knows, keeping that lovey flooring pristine, shining, and beautiful takes some work. Plus, if you’ve had tiling for any extended period of time, you’ll have noticed several things. Dirt Happens First, the grout in between tiles has a tendency to darken as dirt, dust,...

Five Reasons to get your Carpet Stretched and Repaired

Written on February 10, 2020. Posted in Carpet Repairs.

Many folks are not aware of the amazing benefits of carpet stretching. However, it is very important that people learn the many benefits of carpet stretching and carpet repair. So here we will be discussing why you should get your carpet repaired, stretched, or re-stretched. 1. Smart Investment By...

Six Tips to Keep Carpet Clean if you have Pets

Written on February 1, 2020. Posted in Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery Cleaning.

Whether you’ve just moved into a new place whose previous residents had pets, or you’re a pet owner yourself, keeping carpets clean when animals are involved is no easy task! Trying to clean up stubborn pet hair and stinky stains is the last thing you want to think about after a new move—and constantly...

Should I Clean the Carpets Before Moving into My New Home?

Written on January 29, 2020. Posted in Uncategorized.

Buying or renting a new home is a very exciting time. However, we all know that moving into a new place is a ton of work! That being said, one of the oft-overlooked aspects of moving into a new place is taking care of the carpeting. While you might be thinking, hang on, that’s not my job! You’d be...

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