Cleaning / Maintenance
How to Clean Your Carpet with Club Soda?
by Alexandar Todorov on Mar 18, 2016
Club soda contains carbon dioxide and thus is more acidic than plain water, plus some minerals and in some cases a little bit of salt, which in theory makes it a good stain remover. Just like vinegar, which is a proven good home remedy for stain removal, club soda has a lower pH and a slight acidity which works well for removing stains. Continue reading →
Are You Dealing With Water Damage at Your Home? Read This!
by Guest on Apr 2, 2016
Water is life. However, it can invade our homes or places of work and cause major problems. One of the problems caused by water is mold. Premises that have stagnant water or excess moisture in them are described as having suffered water damage. Continue reading →
12 Bathroom Cleaning Tips and Cleaning Secrets from the Pros
by Joanne Miller on Apr 28, 2016
Want to get that clean, pristine look that you admire so much when entering hotel and resort bathrooms, but do not want to burden yourself with day-to-day scrubbing, brushing and wiping? Maybe it is time to learn from the experts. Continue reading →
5 Tips on Keeping a Student Bathroom Clear and Clean
by Sara Louisa Bryant on May 4, 2016
Living in a property with other students can get loud, messy, stressful and often at times unhygienic. Unfortunately it is your responsibility to make sure that the property you stay in for the duration of your student years stays in a relatively good condition, otherwise, you may never see your deposit again. Continue reading →
How to Clean a Home Coffee Machine
by Greg N on Jun 15, 2016
The importance of cleaning any appliance cannot be emphasized enough and this is clear even for coffee machines. With the right cleaning method and proper maintenance, your home coffee machine will continue to yield great tasting coffee. Continue reading →
Options for Cleaning the Air in Your Home
by Guest Post on Oct 26, 2016
Every day, we are exposed to chemicals, toxins, dust, and dirt in our air. The air we breathe is required to continue to live, and it is a huge factor in our overall health. There is a good chance you have walked into someone’s home and noticed an air purifier in their living room. Continue reading →
Coffee Machine Mold Outbreak? How to Clean It.
by Rick Hill on Nov 8, 2016
In 2016 a study suggested that over half of the coffee machines and makers had started growing yeast and mold in the coffee reservoirs. They also found that the coffee machines contained a higher germ count than most door handles and toilet seats. Continue reading →
Mold Removal Tips: How to Successfully Remove Mold for Good
by Guest on Dec 1, 2016
Mold is a fungus that enters your home or premises as simple tiny spores. When these spores get moisture, they start to grow and fully develop into molds. Sadly, molds are known to be harmful to your health as well as your household items and personal belongings. Continue reading →
The Unconventional Method to Getting Rid of The Nastiest of Stains
by John Davidson on Dec 13, 2016
I do not have the fortune of having kids just yet, but I am lucky enough to have two wonderfully large dogs that continue to be my best friends today and into the future. Continue reading →
How to Keep your Used Plant Machinery in Good Condition
by Mladen Pupovac on Jan 31, 2017
Used plant machinery can be pretty expensive, and you probably aren’t too excited about the day a piece of your equipment breaks and you have to fork out for a new machine. This is why it’s important to take care of your equipment correctly? Continue reading →
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