How A Janitorial Service Can Get Tar Marks Off Of A Tile Floor

Spring time is when a lot of businesses start to repair the damage that was done to their parking lots over the winter. The best way to fix damaged asphalt is to fill the cracks and reseal the asphalt with a tar coating. People walking across the parking lot can pick up the tar and carry it into your building on the bottom of their shoes. The tar can stick to the floor and be very hard, if not impossible, to remove with regular cleaners. Read More 

Do’s And Don’ts Of Residential Exhaust Hood Cleaning

If you recently purchased a home with an older exhaust hood that has seen better days, then you will be pleased to know that you can easily clean it yourself and have it looking just like the day that it was originally installed. Cleaning the exhaust hood is important so that your kitchen will have proper ventilation and it is also a safety issue because built up grease and grime can cause a house fire. Read More 

Tips For Cleaning A Disgusting Toilet

If you just bought a house with a completely disgusting toilet, then there are many things that you can do to remove the stubborn stains and make the toilet's porcelain sparkle like new. Even the grossest of toilets can be cleaned because porcelain is not a porous surface, so all of the stains in their bowls are from substances adhered to the surface. Follow these tips for cleaning your new home's toilet like a cleaning professional or maid: Read More 

Three Carpet Maintenance Tips For A Healthier Home

If you're concerned about your family's health, you probably spend plenty of time preparing healthy meals and getting your exercise. But, staying healthy is not just about food and activity. It's also important to spend time in a healthy environment. A carpet that is not maintained properly can harbor infectious bacteria and irritating allergens, which are certainly not good for your health. Follow these carpet maintenance tips for a healthier home – and a healthier family! Read More 

Tips That Will Help Keep Your Office Clean On A Rainy Day

If your small company's office was recently cleaned by a professional company, keep flooring, furniture, and equipment maintained and damage-free on rainy days by using the following tips. As a result, you will be able to remain productive without worrying about messes interrupting your workflow. Shoe Brushes And Rubber Floor Mats Place a couple soft-bristled brushes in a bucket near your office's entryway to use to remove mud and dirt from the soles of your shoes or clients' shoes before entering your business when it is raining. Read More