Difficult Carpet Cleaning?

Rose Born — Mon, 02 Feb 2015 03:03:15 +0000

The homeowner, the renter, sometimes the next door neighbor. The stories are endless, but we always seem to find the right solution to make our customers happy. Year after year, our customers call us back to help find solutions to their carpet cleaning needs. Our best complement is their referral to us.

The carpets that seem to look at first site difficult to clean when first walking into a home or an apartment are sometimes the easiest to clean. We love giving that homeowner or property manager that “WOW!” feeling. Once again saving the homeowner the cost of replacing carpet. We take our time, never rushing a job so our customers will be getting the very best service possible. We treat your carpet just as we would treat the carpet in our home. So when you have a carpet that may have that “Difficult Cleaning Look,” Call your Professional Hometown Carpet Cleaning Specialist to get an evaluation on your carpet, they may surprise you with a “WOW!”

Be sure to ask your Professional Carpet Care Specialist for “Carpet Shield” carpet and fabric protector.

By: Rose

(916) 226-5466

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How to Remove Pet Urine Stains from Carpets (part 2 of 2)

Rose Born — Thu, 09 May 2013 03:36:49 +0000

Regardless if it’s your dog, cat or hamster that did the deed, pet urine is extremely unpleasant because it has a powerful odor and leaves a visible amber spot on the carpet. Removing the odor will be discussed below, so let’s see how you can remove pet urine stains from carpets using baking soda and white vinegar:

With baking soda, you need to make sure the stain is dried down first. So take a clean towel or some paper and press it down against the carpet, absorbing the liquid as thoroughly as possible. This will greatly reduce the damage the urine will have on the carpet, so the faster you’re able to dry it out, the better.

Now dampen the area with some clean water and sprinkle the baking soda over the area, letting it dry (sometimes several hours are needed, so you might want to leave it overnight). Lastly, vacuum to remove the debris created by the baking soda and your stain should be gone.

If you want to use vinegar to clean out the stain, mix half a cup with ¼ cup of warm water and spill the mixture over the targeted area. (DO NOT MIX THE BAKING SODA WITH THE VINEGAR!) Use a dry towel on top of it and place a heavy object on top of it to apply pressure. You’ll need to keep it there for a couple of hours, so if you want to be on the safe side of things, you might want to leave it there overnight. In the morning, remove the towel and use a soft hairbrush to clean the carpet off, if needed.

Roseville, Ca.

95847

By Rose

(916) 226-5466