Wednesday, 29 March 2017

Water damage restoration service

When your house gets flooded due to a number of reasons such as leaking pipes, broken pump etc, and you have carpeting in that area, it's important to extract the water from the carpet. Now one may ask what's the problem with cleaning the carpet? Isn't it the same material as towels or any other fabric?The problem with carpeting is that it can become soggy, and begin to attract allergen materials.
Let's face it, nobody likes the smell of damp carpeting in their home and in many cases it can be quite hazardous to people’s health. Flood waters can contain bacteria or numerous other disease carrying contaminants. If the water is not extracted properly it can lead to long-term health issues for people living in the property for an extended period of time.  This can create a hazardous environment for many people. 

What are the kinds of water damage?

Each type of water damage has to be classified in order to understand the water damage effectively.
  • Dirty water: In the case of dirty water the carpet would need to be completely removed, because of the contaminants (can be caused by sewage) in the water and it being biologically hazardous to a person’s health. 
  • Grey water: This is chemically contaminated water that can come from chlorinated water being emptied out or washing machine overflowing. In many cases, if proper extracting chemicals are used the carpet can be safe for the removal.
  • Clean water: This is if a water pipe breaks and soaks the floor which is the least harmful in regards to removal. 

How to start the water extraction process?

Water extraction is one of the most important things to do in case of water damage. With the use of specialized vacuums and dehumidifiers in order to remove water from the area, you can ensure thorough removal of all the moisture parts from the carpeted areas. After this is done then the area will be sprayed down with decontaminants in order to prevent the spread of mold in the carpeted areas.


Chemdry can handle all of these problems. With our trained staff we can help mitigate any type of flood damage that may have occurred at home. One of the primary aspects of floodwater extraction is having a specially trained staff, and at Chemdry you have experts, professionals, and support readily available.

Friday, 24 March 2017

How to remove red wine stains from your carpet

From a quiet-night-in bottle to a Thursdays night with friends, red wine is drunk on many occasions. A small accident could have your carpet stained by this drink.

Here are some tips to get rid of the stain :


Salt : Using a piece cloth to get rid of the stain, it would only absorb some of the moisture and not all of it. Using salt to get rid of red wine stains is more effective. The salt with absorb the moisture present in the carpet. Use a vacuum cleaner to take out the excess salt. Use a cloth and dampen the area. This will help to restore the carpet to its natural form.

Dish Soap : Use some dish soap (half a cup )along with hydrogen peroxide. Effective for for light fabric. Hydrogen peroxide is a mild bleaching agent. Let the solution seep into the carpet and then gently dab the stain. If you’re worried that your carpet color would be affect by this method. Use a small potion of the solution on your carpet. If you’re carpet lighten then avoid using this method.

Club Soda : Rub in some club soda to the stain. After the stain is blotted up , use some dish soap along with some warm water to clean the stain. Repeat this process until the stain is removed. If it’s a tough stain use the hydrogen peroxide to the some amount of hydrogen peroxide to the mix. Make sure to test it out first before on small portion, if you decide to use hydrogen peroxide.

Call us at Classique Chem-Dry today on 1800 213 006 and we would be happy to set up an appointment for you with our Carpet Cleaning Technicians! Or you can visit us at http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/services/carpet-cleaning/

Wednesday, 8 March 2017

Tips to keep you upholstery clean

Upholstery
Keeping upholstery clean can be a tasking job, especially when you have kids and pets in the house or when you have friends and family over. Food spills, food crumbs, dust, dirt, germs, pet hair etc, Some of these can't be avoided.
Here are a few tips to keep your upholstery clean and fresh.
  • Take instant action when you have any spills on the upholstery. Blot the spill as fast as possible so that it doesn't spread or soak the furniture. This will help in reducing the efforts for removing the stain later.
  • Vacuum the upholstery to remove the dust and dirt, before starting with any upholstery cleaning. This will also leave the furniture looking fresh.
  • Use different cleaning techniques depending on the type of upholstery your cleaning. The same cleaning technique will give you different results as each fabric is different.
  • Invest in slip covers for the upholstery. You won't have to worry about kids dropping food crumbs or dirtying the furniture. Just remove the cover and put it in the dryer when dirty.
  • Keep Leather upholstery way from the windows or direct sunlight. Direct sunlight will dry the leather and cause cracking.

If you are looking for a professional Upholstery cleaning service for your home or business, look no further. With ChemDry’s upholstery cleaning systems you can have your home looking, feeling and smelling as good as new. Give us a call on or visit our website at http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/