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Healthy Home is always very accommodating. Especially when I am in a rut and that is about every time I call. The technicians are so friendly and I know I can trust them and they will do the very best job possible. Can only say the most positive things about the whole experience. Thank you, Gina S.
I think they did a great job, they were careful with their equipment and setting up the corner guards to protect the doorways and furniture. They took their time and the carpet turned out great. Given our office has a lot of traffic, the traffic areas were really showing badly and they were able to make the carpet look nice again.
Lisa V.
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Did you know that Healthy Home can also clean your dryer vents as well as your air conditioning duct work (you wouldn't believe what builds up in there). We would be happy to give you a FREE audit of your house and explain what we can do to help make your home healthier.
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Watch
Any Of Our FREE Home Care Videos By Clicking Any
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The
One Cause Behind Most Allergies In The
Home And How To Quickly Eliminate It!
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How
To Quickly And Easily Get Rid Of Almost
Any Stain Or Odor From Your Home!
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The
Secret To Getting Almost Any Carpet,
Rug or Floor In Your Home To Look, Feel
And Smell Brand New!
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"How
To Be a Great Host"
Being a great host sounds like it should be easy, but we all know how stressful
it can sometimes be. Multi-day stays from guests can often take its toll on you,
your guest, and your home. So, how can you open up your home and still ensure
that both you and your guests enjoy each other by the end of the visit?
Begin by setting some ground rules.
If you don’t want your guest to bring his five
dogs and three cats, tell him so up front. Designate areas where your guests can
keep their belongings, such as suitcases and personal items. Tell your guests
where coats are hung and shoes are kept, and if you have certain rules—like no
shoes in the house or no eating in the living room—make your guests aware of
them from the beginning.
When it comes to cleaning up, let your guests
know what you expect, but don’t expect them to help every time. Keep in mind
that their definition of clean may be radically different than yours. Part of
being a good host is accepting people and their oddities.
If you are going to be working or otherwise
engaged and your guests will have time on their hands to entertain themselves,
provide them a list of local attractions, as well as nearby grocery stores, drug
stores, and gas stations.
Don’t sweat the small stuff.
If your guest’s child leaves sticky handprints
all over your windows or their newest arrival has an exploding diaper in your
living room, take a deep breath and realize that these things can be cleaned up.
A deep clean after your guests leave will restore your home back to its
beautiful state... probably even better. If your guests were particularly
hard on your carpets give us a call and arrange to have them professionally
cleaned. Overall, be sure to enjoy your company. There's almost nothing that
can't be fixed or cleaned up after your guests leave. However, poor memories
stick around a long time. So, enjoy, and worry about your home later on.
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"Watch This Month's Carpet Cleaning TV Spot!"
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8/15/2008
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Hi,
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Welcome To Our Newsletter!
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Here's what you'll find in
this month's issue:
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- "How To Get Rid Of
Mold & Mildew"
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- Cool Website of the
Month
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- "Quick Carpet Care
Tricks"
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- "How To Be A Great
Host!"
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- 'The Picture Of The Month!
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"Words
You Should Know..."
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Misocainea
(mis-oh-KY-nee-uh) - /n/ Dislike or
hatred of anything new.
Greg’s mullet,
penchant for parachute pants, and iPod
full of Duran Duran songs indicated a
rather strong misocainea. |
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"How To Get Rid of Mold and Mildew" |
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Undetected mold
and mildew can often be responsible for
allergies, asthma, and even some more serious
illnesses. So you definitely don’t want either
of them to take up residence in your home!
The best way to banish mold
and mildew from your home is to make sure they
don’t show up in the first place. How do you do
that?
Begin by fixing any
leaks, including plumbing leaks, roof leaks,
wall leaks, and window leaks.
In areas that are dark and
damp, such as bathrooms, dry tubs and sinks,
after every use be sure to remove any water that
has collected on the floor or walls.
If your home has
condensation on the windows, or various surfaces
always seem a bit damp, chances are you live in
a home with a high humidity level. Install a
quality dehumidifier to dry things out.
If mold and mildew are
already an issue in your home, the only way to
get rid of them is to kill them off. Simple
"cleaning" won’t do.
In order to remove mold and
mildew from hard surfaces, buy an
over-the-counter preparation designed to
specifically kill mold and mildew, or mix one
part bleach with three parts of water. Soak the
moldy area for 10 to 15 minutes, using a hard
brush to break up the mold and mildew. Wipe the
area clean, and be sure to dry it completely.
What if mold and mildew
have infiltrated your carpet, you're wondering?
If mold or mildew has made
its way into the deep layers of your carpet, we
advise you allow us to remove it for you. This
is simply due to the difficult nature of
eliminating mold and mildew from carpet.
In particularly bad cases,
the carpet may have be removed. In other cases,
we’ll be able to get rid of the mold and mildew
and salvage your carpet. However, it’s extremely
important that you don’t’ attempt to remove mold
and mildew yourself from your carpet yourself,
as using the wrong techniques can actually cause
even more mold and mildew to propagate. |
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"Cool
Website Of The Month!""""
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Want to pick up and move
but don’t know where to go?
www.findyourspot.com finds the best places
for you to live, work, and retire. Visitors fill
out a survey and based on the results, receive a
list of custom-tailored locales.
www.FindYourSpot.com |
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<"Quick
Carpet Care Tricks" |
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You’ve spent a lot of money
on your carpet, and that means that you want it
to last for a long, long time. But with everyday
traffic, kids, pets, and just life, sometimes
that seems easier said than done.
Here are a few quick and
simple tips and tricks to keep your carpet in
the best shape possible.
Always remove
shoes upon entering your home.
Have a place by the door
where outdoor shoes are stored, and keep a
basket of slippers nearby. Keeping outdoor dirt
off your carpet is one of the best ways to
preserve its life.
Use mats.
Place a mat at the inside
and outside of every carpeted entryway, and
train everyone in your household to use it!
Don’t forget mats in the
interior of your home between hard surfaces and
your carpet, and ask family members and friends
to wipe their bare or slippered-feet on them.
Even bare feet can pick up dirt and debris from
hard surfaces, and deposit them on your carpet.
Vacuum.
Vacuum at least once a
week, even if your carpets don’t appear dirty.
Why do you need to vacuum if your carpets don’t
look dirty, you're wondering?
Well, you want to remove
all the dirt and debris that is hiding deep
within your carpet fibers. These small but
dangerous particles will scratch your carpet
fibers, and will make your carpet look old way
before its time.
Up the ante if you have
kids or pets.
If you have kids or pets,
vacuum at least twice a week to keep dirt and
debris at bay.
Be sure to have your
carpets professionally cleaned.
There's nothing quite like
a deep, professional cleaning of your carpets.
So, just a gentle reminder to schedule your next
cleaning, if you haven't do so in a while. |
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"Picture of The Month""""""
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The end of a gorgeous Summer day in Hawaii! |
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