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Our upholstered furniture is one of the greater pride and joys in our life. On this hard path through our existence, there are few achievements that are actually long-lasting. Although it might sound silly, decorating and creating your home is one of the most soul-nurturing things we can do. However, fabric-covered furniture has a large range of enemies that line up to try and ruin its beautiful appearance. One of those staining foes is blood. Blood can be hard to get out of upholstered furniture, especially if it has dried out. That is why we have put this guide together to explain how to clean blood stains from upholstery.

Wool rugs can be a great investment to your home. For one, they are a natural, renewable fibre that deters bacteria and dust mites, courtesy of lanolin. Wool floor coverings are also warm and soft underfoot, work beautifully with indoor decor, and are durable when cared for properly. Machine-woven wool rugs can last up to 20-30 years. Tufted wool rugs have been known to last up to sixty years. Not only are they long-lasting, but they maintain that new-rug-look with proper care. That is why we will tell you how to clean your wool rug at home.

Carpet cleaning isn’t as simple as it may first seem. You can’t just get any old carpet detergent and clean all your carpets the same way. Why, you ask? Because not all carpets are the same. Each type of carpet or rug needs unique attention and care. Lack of knowledge on specific rug care can lead to damaging your carpet fibres, decolouration, or even fraying and holes. That’s why, if you’d rather attempt the clean at home instead of professional carpet cleaning, we will guide you to the best way to clean your carpets at home as per your carpet type.

If you’ve ever rented a property, you must have heard about end of tenancy cleaning. Landlords can be extremely demanding when it comes to the hygiene of a property. They always want their property to be spick and span for future tenants. Which is reasonable. That’s why we’re here to introduce you to the basics of professional move out cleaning. In this article, we’ll answer all your questions. What is professional end of tenancy cleaning? What do I need to know about it? What’s included in it? Continue reading for more.

Precision is crucial when it comes to stain removal

When your favourite item of furniture or expensive carpet suffers from a sudden spill that immediately produces a stain, your first reaction is often to attempt to remove the stain yourself. With supermarkets offering such a wide range of products with names that promise to banish all manner of stains, it’s no surprise that consumers reach for a bottle off the shelf. Many people don’t know, however, that according to a recent report, in 90% of cases in which a customer attempts to remove a stain themselves it ends in an insurance claim and a write-off. The truth is that stain removal is actually a matter of chemistry and, as a result, there is no single product that can tackle all stains on any carpet fibre!
 

Buying leather furniture is often about having a thing of beauty in your living room or workplace. Leather sofas are considered to be comfortable and hardwearing too.

There’s another big factor in the leather vs fabric debate. Recent research shows that 95% of people who buy leather furniture expect it to last longer than fabric. Also, the popular perception is that leather is easier to clean and maintain.

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Louise, a Landlady in Wandsworth, reached out to us via the contact form on our website in need of an end of tenancy cleaning for her property after the previous tenants, not realising it was their responsibility, failed to organise their own cleaning. Read More »