Why you need to clean your home - 3 Top Reasons

Keeping a house clean can be quite tasking with pets and kids around. For those of you who do not like cleaning here are some of the top five reason why you should.

1) Easily find your things - Finding your phone in a clutter could give you a headache. Your time gets wasted in searching an item in an unorganised room. You could reach late to work and you will find yourself accomplish very little because of a clutter. When your home is clean and organised, you’ll get you work done quicker and you will save a lot of time.

2) Calling your friends over- Don’t embarrass yourself by calling a friend to a home filled with clutter. Your reputation is on the line. If that’s the case you may stop having people over altogether. Don’t let your dirty home be the problem t. By keeping your home clean and orderly, you’ll have more motivation to invite people to dinner and enjoy their company.

3) Get better sleep: There’s nothing more relaxing than jumping in a bed with clean sheets and saying good night to an orderly house. You’ll rest at ease when you’re not waking up to chaos. Let your mind rest peacefully in a clean home.

4) Makes you creative: Clean space allows the mind to relax and be more creative. When you’re surrounded by uncleanliness or a disorganised mess, your mind focuses more on the chaos and less on letting your creative juices flow. If you’re a creative person, keeping a clean home will help you do what you do best.

We at Classique Chem-Dry provide the best cleaning service. To know more about us and the services we provide visit us at http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/

Spots and stains

Isn’t a stain and a spot the same thing?

Nope, it isn't the same thing. Stains and spots are as different as a dots and dash or cheetah and a zebra... I could go on with the examples but there is a big difference in stains and spots especially in the carpet cleaning business.

Let's start be defining the two

Spots: These are things spilled onto the carpet but do not chemically bond to the fibers. Examples would be dirt from heavy traffic areas, food, etc…

Stains: This, on the other hand, is spills that can damage or change the carpet in one way or another. Things like motor oil or the like would fall under this category

Leaving the definition aside main difference between the two is that spots are organic while stains are not. Also, you can always see a spot, but sometimes you can have a stain and not even see it. If you have spilled something like transparent like oil, dust will cling to it, and even when you vacuum, the dust on the stain will remain. This issue is something that gets carpet cleaners in a soup sometimes. We are called out to clean a carpet, but the stain only reveals itself after the cleaning. Naturally, the carpet owner blames the carpet cleaner.

So now how would the carpet owner tell the difference between a stain and a spot? A good way to determine if it's a spot or a stain is to check if the “spot” changed the tint or hue of the rug. If it does, it is actually a stain, but if the color is different than the rug–like red wine on a beige carpet–then it is most likely a spot.

We at Chemdry take care of all the spots and stains on your carpets. Give us a call at 1800 213 006 or visit our website www.classiquechemdry.com.au for more information on our services.

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/