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Your roof is the most important place of your house. Throughout the years, it protects your property from intense heat, cold temperatures, heavy...
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How to Select the Right Mop to Suit Your Requirement
by Alfred Smith on Jul 3, 2013
Mops might not be glamorous, but we'd be stuck without them, so it's time to show some respect to this hard-working household tool that is so often consigned to a life hidden under the stairs or in the airing cupboard. Good mop maintenance can take just a few minutes, and will ensure that you remain a deck-swabbing diva, and don't find yourself languishing on the poop deck. Continue reading →
Things to Consider while Hiring a Maid
by Guest on Aug 3, 2013
Hiring a maid has become an essential need of almost every second individual because of the competitive world they are living in where they want to give more productive hours. This is the reason, which is why hiring the maid services plays an important role in today’s man life. However, here you need to understand that allowing a stranger to come to your house for cleaning purposes is not something easy, thus, everyone should be concerned about the hiring of the maid to avoid any future hassle Continue reading →
How to Buy the Best Vacuum Cleaner? A Few DIY Steps to Follow
by clarie ray on Aug 6, 2013
How should you choose the best vacuum cleaner? With literally hundreds of brands to choose from, finding the best vacuum can be difficult. Price concerns aside, you need one that will serve all your end needs. After all, vacuum cleaners are not made equal. Some are better for carpet dusting, some ideal for hardwood floors, and others are best for removing fur hair. Well, to help you to find the right vacuum cleaner for you, I planned to discuss some tips that you should remember. You can take these tips as DIY steps to follow while you go to buy a vacuum cleaner that will worth your time and money. Continue reading →
How To Make Money By Starting A Carpet Cleaning Business
by Ryan Holman on Aug 31, 2013
Carpet Cleaning business is the business where you would be the sole proprietor of your own business. For a successful business we require a willing buyer and a salable product. The only information required is about the information about the product you are having, strength to remove stains and strength of its equipment. There is no prior experience or education is required. This industry is a good source of money even in good times as well as bad times because there would be always need of cleaning the carpet and it is a recession proof business. Continue reading →
What Should I do About Recent Water Damage
by Guest on Sep 25, 2013
By acting quickly, further damage can be prevented and the property back to normal conditions in a short time. Letting water damage linger is not only costly, but dangerous. Mold loves the wet conditions left behind from flooding events. It thrives in many materials used to build homes and other architecture, and water only makes it a more enticing habitat. Continue reading →
How to Protect Your Home From the Horrors of H2O
by Leonaro Dawson on Oct 10, 2013
If you don’t live close to the water, you may believe that you are relatively safe from water damage to your home. However, this is not necessarily the case. Water damage results in more home insurance claims than burglary or fire. Water damage does not result only from hurricanes, floods or other catastrophic events. Heavier than average rainfall can also cause significant water damage, especially to your home’s roof and basement. Plumbing leaks associated with household appliances such as refrigerators and dishwashers can also result in serious water damage. Continue reading →
Log Cabin Maintenance: The Top Five Misnomers of Log Homeownership
by Tom Grant on Nov 16, 2013
A charming, rustic log cabin is an appealing place to spend your time, but many people believe that these spaces are difficult to maintain. On the contrary, a log cabin isn't necessarily more complicated to keep clean and safe than another property. If you're holding off on a cabin purchase because you're concerned about the maintenance obligations, here are five common myths about log cabin care that you may be surprised to find are untrue. Continue reading →
A Guide on How to Hire a Housekeeper
by Boris Dzhingarov on Dec 12, 2013
It is definitely not as difficult as you might first think to hire a good housekeeper. You will surely find someone that will help you to clean your home fast and at an affordable price. The problem is that it is not so easy to actually hire one that you could trust. In many cases this can be frustrating so we need to approach this need while being a little careful. Safety stands out as the main concern for most people. It is always tempting to go for the really low price tag but that can sometimes lead to identity fraud or theft. That is definitely not something that you want to be faced with. Although it is something that you most likely never considered, it is a good idea to only hire a housekeeper professional after you ran a proper criminal background check. Continue reading →
Effective Stain Removal tor Carpet Cleaning
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jan 6, 2014
We all love carpets and these are a huge part of interior design. The problem is that all carpets are susceptible when referring to dirt, mainly when referring to pets and kids. It is so easy to end up with beverage spills, food stains or ink stains. While some of the stains can be cleaned with ease, others are really difficult. You will need to use special techniques and cleaning solutions in order to get the job done. In order to give you a helping hand, let us go through the most common techniques that are nowadays used. If at any point in time you think that you cannot handle the carpet cleaning job, go for a local professional. Continue reading →
5 Spring Cleaning Tips for Your HVAC System
by Guest on Feb 26, 2014
All that sunshine and the clear blue skies put a spring in your step, and you’re ready to get busy around the house. Home maintenance just seems a little easier this time of year, so take advantage of your energy, and show your air conditioner a little love. These five spring cleaning tips will help your HVAC system weather the long, hot summer. Continue reading →
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