May 20, 2022 3:07 pm•Laundry
Many of us had favorite stuffed animals when we were kids—and there’s a good chance our parents never washed any of them. We’ll skip the nasty details, but suffice to say that kids’ messes can be a challenge. Thankfully, we know a lot more about dirt
January 26, 2022 3:00 pm•Cleaning Tips, Tricks, and Tools, Event and Seasonal Cleaning, Floors, House Cleaning by the Experts, Kitchen, Laundry
Winter Cleaning Checklist for a Clean and Healthy Home The holidays have come and gone and have left in their wake… a large mess. From dried pine needles scattering the floor, to rogue glitter, and unseen dust, there is a lot to attend to. While we typically associate
January 5, 2022 3:07 pm•Cleaning Tips, Tricks, and Tools, Floors, House Cleaning by the Experts, Kitchen, Laundry, Uncategorized
How to Follow Through on Your New Year Cleaning Resolution It’s a long-running tradition that at each new year, we make resolutions. Though we always have good intentions, we don’t always stick to what we planned. It’s never a bad time to make a decision to get your
December 15, 2021 12:17 pm•Cleaning Tips, Tricks, and Tools, Laundry
When you don’t follow the laundry label on your clothes, colors will fade, whites will dull, and clothes will shrink. Unfortunately, few of us take the time to wash clothes by hand when the label calls for it, and sometimes we forget to use cold water or the
December 14, 2021 6:32 pm•Cleaning Tips, Tricks, and Tools, Laundry
Suede is soft to the touch, breathable, and warm, so it’s no wonder it’s such a popular choice for boots and shoes. But unlike finished leather, suede can be more susceptible to becoming dirty and stained, especially in wet conditions. Suede shoes are made
December 9, 2021 6:26 pm•Cleaning Tips, Tricks, and Tools, Laundry
From office Christmas parties to family get-togethers, the holidays just wouldn’t be the same without ugly Christmas sweaters. So where did the ugly Christmas sweater tradition begin? Ugly Christmas sweaters started way back in the 50s and were known as “Jingle