Routine vacuuming is essential to keeping your carpets clean in between professional cleanings. However, what you vacuum with is just as important as the vacuuming itself.
Every product, no matter what it is, has some sort of “misconception” or mistruth told about it. Stone is no different.
Carpet padding is a separate piece of underlayment that you put down between the floor and the bottom of your carpet or area rug.
Porcelain has entered the countertop market in a big way. The question is: How does porcelain stack up against granite for countertops?
When it comes to interior surface care, there are actually quite a few benefits associated with changing your room furniture layout. Here are the details.
Stone countertops, continually exposed to oily or other containing substances, are subject to staining. Read this article to learn about countertop protection and sealers.
Vacuuming is essential to floor surface care. Let’s take a look at some the pros and cons of central vacuum systems.
Cultured marble and real marble sound the same but they are two completely different things. Each one is created differently. The only real similarity is that they both have marble in their name.
No matter what type of synthetic fiber your rugs and carpets are, proper cleaning and care not only enhances the look of your carpet but can help prevent premature wear. No matter what type of synthetic fiber your rugs and carpets are, proper cleaning and care not only enhances the look of your carpet but can help prevent premature wear. All synthetic fiber is not created the same, and each material requires it’s own unique cleaning methods.
Natural stone, granite, marble, quartzite, etc., is made by, well, nature. Man has nothing to do with it. But it can have natural, unique occurrences in it called fissures. Here we will explore the differences between fissures and cracks and help you know what to do about them.
