Posted in Carpeting on Mar 30th, 2010 No Comments »
Do you have a mildew problem, basement mold that is creating a funky musty odor? The odor is very common in your basement, mildew mold is from a warm moist climate. Hence most basements are moist and dark they are great breeding grounds for black mold. It is even familiar when there is a heavy [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Mar 27th, 2010 No Comments »
Both outdoor carpet tiles and grass outdoor carpeting are types of outdoor carpeting. The tiles are easy to transport and install. They can fit in any room of the house, generally better than grass carpet, with less waste. They come in a variety of colors and can be mixed to custom fit any decor. Grass [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Mar 25th, 2010 No Comments »
The carpeting in your car can be one of the first things to start to look old and dated. A proper maintenance regimen and the right car care products will help keep your vehicle looking its best inside and out. We’ve got all of the tips and tricks you’ll need to keep your carpet looking [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Mar 19th, 2010 No Comments »
Most manufacturers rate their carpeting for light, medium, and heavy wear. Heavy-wear rating is best for stairs. If a carpet is not rated, you can judge its durability by the density of the fibers.Roll a corner of the carpet around your fingers. Little or no backing should be visible at the base of the fibers. [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Mar 16th, 2010 No Comments »
If you are looking for an easy and inexpensive solution for covering your deck, porch, or patio, you might want to consider the many benefits of indoor outdoor carpeting. Many people wince at the thought of indoor outdoor carpeting, and it is not hard to understand why; remember the sticky old feeling of Grandma’s front [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Mar 13th, 2010 No Comments »
After 37 years of carpet and flooring sales and installation, I believe that there are several qualities to look for finding the right carpet installer. I was a carpet and floor tradesmen in the 1970’s and graduated from carpet engineers college in 1973. My expertise lies in vinyl tile, sheet vinyl, wall to wall carpet, [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Mar 8th, 2010 No Comments »
Your tired of walking up and down the stairs and listening to them squeak, you have no idea what’s causing this horrible noise, but you’re tired of it and it’s time to fix your squeaking stairs.I have been building stairs for so long, I can probably do them while I’m sleeping. The most common problem [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Feb 28th, 2010 No Comments »
Your homes carpets deal with abuse on a daily basis. They have damaging foot traffic, spills, pets and a host of other factors to deal with. One factor that is overlooked is the damage that can be caused by candles. It may sound strange but candles can do a great deal of damage to your [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Feb 20th, 2010 No Comments »
Carpet Mold is all around us and the first sign is the musty odor. If you are suffering from asthma and musty odors you may be susceptible to mold growing in your carpet and will need a clear way to kill mold in carpeting.In order to effectively kill mildew in carpeting, you will need to [...]
Posted in Carpeting on Feb 17th, 2010 No Comments »
Adding carpet remnants to your living room can be perfect for preventing your existing carpet from getting damaged. A carpet remnant is considered to be any remaining strip of carpet that is left-over from your carpet-installation process; remnants will vary in size and shape. They are typically cut down to a specific size in order [...]
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