Home flooding has recently become a large problem in several areas of the country with excessive rain and other extreme weather conditions. After your home has become flooded and the flood waters have receded, it is time to get busy to clean up your home of water damage and prevent as much mold growth as possible. Here are some tips to help you remedy mold and clean up some of the most commonly-affected areas of mold growth within your home's walls after flooding occurs.
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Did you just get a great deal on a pre-owned house because you bought it as is. If so, you probably have to go in and completely clean it before you can live in it comfortably. If that is the case, from cleaning the bathrooms to hiring a carpet cleaning service, here are some ideas on how to thoroughly clean your pre-owned house.
Have A Work Party Day - Consider asking family members and close friends to help you clean your house.
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Your home's carpeting provides comfortable, soft, and warm flooring for you and your family, but to your pets it can often become their toilet. Instead of tearing out the carpet in your home to replace it with a solid surface flooring, you can use several methods to clean up the stains and odors caused from their accidents. Here are some tips to help you keep your carpets clean and stain-free from pet accidents.
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Whether you have a single person on your payroll who is responsible for cleaning your office or you outsource it to a company that sends several people to do so, it is a good idea to consider allowing your carpet to be deep cleaned on a regular basis. In addition to improving the appearance of the carpet, that deep cleaning provides numerous health benefits, including improving the indoor air quality. Therefore, if it has been a while since the carpets in your office have been cleaned or if you aren't sure they have ever received that service, you should be aware of the following information.
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Cleaning the exterior of your home can be difficult if you try to do it by hand. Luckily, pressure washers can make the process quick and easy. While using a pressure washer may seem intimidating, it doesn't have to be. With a little preparation and these three tips, you can make pressure washing your home an easy DIY project.
1. Start With The Lowest Setting
If you are like most people, you probably think that you need to turn the pressure washer up to the highest setting.
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