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How do I keep my carpets looking better for longer? Let’s face it, carpets aren’t cheap. They can also be a lot of hassle to replace. So, today’s blog will provide some simple carpet care tips, so you can keep your carpets looking better for longer, saving you both time and money! People often assume that their carpets and upholstery are clean simply …
Leather Furniture – maintenance and care Today we are going to talk about caring for your leather furniture. Leather furniture is becoming increasingly popular, and represents a large proportion of furniture sold today. Its not surprising considering it’s many benefits: Durability – it’s more durable than fabric so if if cared for correctly, it can last much longer. Comfort – …
We talk a lot about carpets in our blogs but did you know we also clean upholstery such as sofas and armchairs? Today we talk through some of the biggest causes of sofa damage and how to avoid them… The top 4 causes of sofa damage: Sunlight – Unfortunately a major cause of sofa damage is sunlight. As with any piece …
What’s the most common spill we get asked about? Would you believe, it’s tea and coffee? We all love a good cuppa, but what do you do when you spill some on your carpet? Well, before you head for the cleaning cupboard, WAIT! Read our top tips below for removing the spillage. Removing tea and coffee from your carpet When …
Living in the UK, you get used to rain… and with rain comes… mud! If you do happen to walk some onto your pristine cream carpet, do not panic! Today’s blog tells you how to remove mud stains from your carpet. So how do I remove mud stains from my carpet? Now you might think there’s some complex technique to remove mud stains from …
Today’s article is for those of you with kids or grandkids! Firstly, I have good news… you can still have kids and grandkids and beautiful carpets! Now, if you read our blogs regularly, you will know that the majority of spills/stains can be removed very simply with water and a cloth. Let’s have a quick recap… Stains generally occur when …
