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Stinky Carpets? Check Out These Safe Solutions

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We know it sounds strange, but trust us: take a moment to get a whiff of your carpet. It's easy to forget how carpets can absorb pet and other odors, and keeping them smelling fresh can be a major part of keeping your home ready for holiday guests. Here, we'll take a look at a few simple steps you can take to keep your carpets smelling fresh. Consider spot treatments. When you (or your child) spills something on the carpet, it's important to attack the mess as soon as possible. Using a spot steam treatment or a spot spray treatment can help you lift the stain out, making it less likely that it will leave lingering odors behind. If you're using a new chemical treatment on your carpets for a stain, be sure to test it out in an inconspicuous spot so you can ensure that you don't leave discoloration behind. Vacuum regularly. Dirt, dust, and pet dander can all leave a less-than-fresh scent behind on your carpets. Vacuuming every other day can go a long wa...

Spaghetti Sauce on Your Carpet? What To Do Next

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We've all been there: whether a dancing toddler kicked over a bowl of Spaghettios on your favorite rug or you lost your balance carrying a plate of penne pasta out of the dining room, spilling tomato-based sauces on the rug can feel like a real-life nightmare. Thankfully, our  carpet cleaning services Toledo  are here to help you with both the home and professional remedies that can help you restore your carpets to like-new condition. First, Don't Panic We know–when you see spaghetti sauce splattered on your carpet, you're immediately thinking about how pricey it's going to be to buy a new rug. Thankfully, there are quite a few options that you can try to get the stain out of your carpet. Next, Remove Excess Do your best to get as much of the sauce off of the carpet as possible. Use a paper towel, a sponge, a spoon–whatever you can grab quickly to get any excess pasta or sauce off of the floor. While you don't want to purposefully ground more sauce into th...