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How to Clean Your Air Ducts

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-31 | Interior design
Can you clean your own air ducts? The answer is yes! But, for the DIY'S there is some information you will need to know. There are several methods used to clean air ducts. Most of these methods require special equipment and training! read more

How to Remove Carpet Glue From Flooring

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-31 | Interior design
Typically, glue will leave a residue behind after carpet has been removed. It is really more of a feathered or flaky residue that creates a mess. Removing the glue is pretty simple, but there is a way to do the job right. read more

Remove Crayon Stain From Carpets

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-30 | Interior design
First, what is Crayon? Second, what are its properties? These are questions that must be answered before you can begin the removal process for any stain! Understanding the make-up of the product you're dealing with is essential. A crayon is made of wax and a non-toxic coloring agent. read more

Removing Coffee & Tea Stains

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-30 | Interior design
Accompanying a good meal with a glass of tea or coffee is a staple in most households. But, there are times where these delicious beverages stain things other than your teeth! The good news about coffee and tea is the dark color is from roasting, not coloring! read more

Natural Hair Dye Removal From Carpets

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-30 | Interior design
What is the difference between Natural Hair Dye and Non-Natural hair dyes? Well, they are quite different in many ways. Natural hair dye is extracted from plants and vegetables and does not contain ammonia, resorcinol and phenylenediamine. These are common chemicals used in most man-made dyes and are used as bonding agents. read more

Cleaning Black Soot From Your Carpet

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-27 | Interior design
Do you have a light colored carpet? Is your carpet dirty around the edges? Have you wondered where it comes from? Well, it's black soot! It's comprised of dust and dirt that builds-up through time. read more

Removing Wet Paint From Carpet

By: Brent Cone | 2010-03-31 | Interior design
Paint is one of the worst types of stains to remove. Why? Well, no matter what you do to clean wet paint from carpet, it expands. Whether you blot, rub or rinse, it does not matter! The paint spot is going to expand. read more

Enclose International Luxury With Quadrant Shower

By: Mike Bordon | 2011-01-06 | Bath showers
Lavatory is a vital segment of a house. A well furnished lavatory displays the taste and the class of the person who owns the house. Today, bathroom is not all about cleanliness; it's about the panache and the aura. read more

Bathrooms For Compact Spaces

By: Michael Core | 2010-03-26 | Bath showers
A small bathroom is an all too common problem, but is easily solved with the correct bathroom suite offering a range of space saving options. The last thing you want is your bathroom to be cramped since you spend a lot of time in there. read more

How to Remove Make Up From Carpet

By: Brent Cone | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
Make-Up can be a tough stain to get out. Here are some tips on removing make-up and fingernail polish from your carpet. read more

Removing Pet Urine and Odor From Carpet

By: Brent Cone | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
To all that are willing to do some hard work and don't mind getting a little dirty. Here is some advice on removing pet urine & odor from your carpet. First, in order to completely remove pet odor from carpets you need to understand its properties and how bacteria affects carpet. You have probably asked yourself "Why Does Pet Urine Smell Bad?" read more

Choosing a Carpet Cleaning Company

By: Brent Cone | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
When looking for a carpet cleaning or any company for that matter, you should do your research. Carpet cleaning companies are all different and operate in different ways. You should check their Better Business Bureau rating and check the Complaints Board. read more

Reducing Dust Mites in Your Home

By: Brent Cone | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
Dust Mites are microscopic bugs that live in your home and feed off human and pet dander (dead skin cells that are in your home). They can cause sneezing, runny nose, congestion and a scratchy throat. Sometimes these allergies lead to other health issues. Dust Mites also can cause wheezing for people with Asthma. read more

How to Remove Kool Aid Stains

By: Brent Cone | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
Kool Aid can be a mess! It's great stuff, until you have to clean it up! The dreaded red dye is the worst! Unfortunately, people have been living with red spots on their carpet and clothes. Well, there is a method that can remove Kool-Aid and leave your clothing and carpet looking new. read more

Bi Fold Shower Gives a Wonder Bath!

By: Mike Bordon | 2011-01-06 | Bath showers
One place in the house which you would always want to be more than at par is the bathroom. You want it to be clean for better hygiene which comes only with better sanitation. The sanitation is one essential part of a clean and hygienic bathroom. read more