Category: Carpet and Upholstery Care

No matter what type of synthetic fiber your rugs and carpets are, proper cleaning and care not only enhances the look, but can help prevent premature wear.

Carpet and area rugs can enhance the décor of any space, but not all floor covering is made the same. Make sure you get the one that is right for your needs. Here we will explore synthetic floor covering.

Even though natural fiber rugs and carpets are “natural,” they are made from different materials. While they do have some similarities, they need to be cleaned differently. In this article, you will learn some tips on how to take care of your natural fiber floor coverings.

In this article we will explore natural fiber floor covering, including both animal-based materials and the most popular plant-based natural fiber materials.

We tend to use the words carpet and rug interchangeably. Even though they may be made of the same material, they are not necessarily the same thing. Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of both types of floor coverings.

Sometimes spot removal, especially if you are removing several spots at once, gives carpeting an inconsistent appearance. Here are the details about what causes this problem and what you can do about it in the future.

Dust mites can be found in virtually any home. Learn about the symptoms their allergens cause and how to reduce their numbers in your home.

Carpet ripples, wavy areas that appear in wall-to-wall carpeting, may be temporary or an ongoing problem, depending on the situation. Here are the details.

Rug fringe may appear to be decorative, but it plays an important part in holding the pile knots in place. Read this article for fringe cleaning and care tips.