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A Clean House Is a Healthy House

My mother always kept a very clean house, so when she began neglecting her house cleaning, I knew something was wrong. She told me that her arthritis was making it tough for her to clean, but that she "didn't care" and that she would just "live with the dirt." I offered to clean her house many times, but she always told me no and that the dirt didn't bother her. When I noticed her sneezing from the dust in her home one day, I decided to research the health effects of a dirty house and print it all off to show her. After I left the papers with her overnight, she then let me hire a cleaning service to clean her house! I know there are others out there in a similar situation, so I want to share my research and cleaning tips with anyone who needs them!

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Your Chimney Needs Regular Cleaning And Here's Why
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5 Reasons To Hire Porfessional Water Damage Restoration
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Worried About Dirty Carpeting When Selling Your Home? 3 Tips For Getting Fantastic Cleaning
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Cleaning Windows In Your Old House
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Your Chimney Needs Regular Cleaning And Here’s Why

3 October 2018
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There are few things as cozy as sitting next to a wood-burning fireplace in the cold winter months. But many business owners forget that cozy fireplaces require clean chimneys, something that should be done on an annual basis. But why? In a word, creosote. Creosote is a dark chemical oil byproduct that is formed when wood or coal burns. When you light a fire in the fireplace, the resulting residue from the coal clings to the walls of your chimney flue. Read More 

5 Reasons To Hire Porfessional Water Damage Restoration

5 September 2018
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When dealing with a flood or other serious water damage in your home, it can be incredibly stressful and upsetting. While no one wants to ever go through this type of situation, it does happen. It's always best to contact a water damage restoration team right away so that you can get the help that is needed. They can take care of the work for you, so there is so much less stress. Read More 

Worried About Dirty Carpeting When Selling Your Home? 3 Tips For Getting Fantastic Cleaning

8 August 2018
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If you're getting ready to list your home for sale, there are a number of things that you'll need to do to clean up the space and make sure that your home is more appealing to potential buyers. One feature in your home you'll want to especially focus on is getting the carpeting cleaned. If the carpeting isn't in the best condition, there are a number of things that you can do to make sure that the carpeting is cleaned up and your home is ready to list. Read More 

Cleaning Windows In Your Old House

5 June 2018
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Long a homeowner's and a cleaning lady's lament, cleaning windows isn't most people's idea of a fun household chore. Even if you are lucky enough to have tilt-in double hung vinyl replacements windows, the job is still tedious and slow going, especially if your home is large. Cleaning windows can easily translate into a weekend project or more. Homeowners with older, historic homes are usually reluctant to install new windows. Keeping the original windows means the home can retain its unique character and charm. Read More 

Getting Rid Of Standing Water: The First Step In Water Damage Restoration

30 April 2018
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Water is essential when it comes to sustaining life, but water can also be one of the most destructive forces in nature. Flooding from a burst pipe, overflowing toilet, or heavy rain can cause significant damage to your home. Removing excess water from your property is a critical first step in restoring any items within your home that have been damaged by water. There are a few different ways that you can get rid of standing water, and knowing about these methods will allow you to use the technique best suited to dry out your home following a flood. Read More