This article has coronavirus cleaning instructions for carpet, upholstery, and porous surfaces from the CDC and cleaning product recommendations from the EPA.
Can the coronavirus survive on my stone countertop? What do I use on my stone to properly kill the virus? Get coronavirus answers from stone expert, Fred Hueston.
Should you be concerned about coronavirus on carpets and upholstery? Get answers on the infectious lifespan of viruses on porous versus non-porous surfaces.
Before pressure washing stone or masonry surfaces, read this article to learn about potential problems that could result in serious damage.
Cooking grease is easily tracked onto carpets by people and pets—and can’t be vacuumed away. Here are a few tips for limiting and eliminating grease.
Is the stone around your shower drain darker than the surrounding stone? The cause may be clogged weep holes. The solution may be an easy DIY procedure.
After new carpet is installed, loose fiber fragments may be leftover from the manufacturing process. Learn why shedding happens, and what you can do to stop it.
Carpet ripples, wavy areas that appear in wall-to-wall carpeting, may be temporary or an ongoing problem, depending on the situation. Here are the details.
This article explains which dimension stone panel problems can be resolved by your stone restoration technician, and which problems require replacement.
You’ve likely heard of hard water damage on natural stone, but did you know that soft water can also damage it? Learn how to protect susceptible stone.
