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Anything about carpet cleaning, stretching, removing, and re-installing. I can answer questions about pet stains and odors and mold problems. I can tell you how to remove Kool-aid type stains and how to know when to give up and call a pro.
I have been cleaning carpeting for 26 years.
IICRC certified in cleaning, fire and flood restoration, pet odor, dying, and odor control.
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Sorry to be so long getting to this, I was having heart surgery last week and forgot to forward this account to my phone. There is a cleaner called NATURE'S MIRACLE that you can get from PETCO. I have
The only way I know of to do this is to use a glue remover. It seems one of two things has happened. Either the tiles are too far apart OR the glue has oozed up between the tiles and sits on top of them
This is not really a STAIN question but I'll try. Buy a GOOD brand. Buying a somewhat expensive towel now will pay off in the long run. Of course SOME will shed the first time or two they are used and
Well, First of all are you sure you have a steam cleaner. OR, is it an extraction carpet cleaner. I think the term steam cleaning relating to floors was and invention of the FTC. In carpet cleaning
You say PEN all over them but I think you meant INK. In my business I have an ink remover. It works very well. I don't think I have ever seen one available to consumers. This is probably something
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