Five Upholstery Cleaning Myths
It's been said: "It ain't what a man don't know that gets him into trouble, it's what he knows that just ain't so!" So, it...
Juggling Responsibilities
How chaotic would life be if you constantly failed to fill your vehicle with gas? Frustration and wasted time would plague you every day. Running...
New chemistry for odor removal
Emerging chemistry for odor removal includes oxidizers, more sophisticated pairing agents, and pairing agent/crystallizing hybrids. So where do these products fit into the odor control...
Kitchen hood and exhaust cleaning
Kitchen hood and exhaust cleaning is an excellent complementary add-on diversification for your company's existing cleaning services. This service helps prevent fires in the restaurant/food...
Contents Restoration from Evolution to Revolution
For decades, contents restoration was accomplished using slow, labor-intensive hand cleaning methods. Cleaning quality was often inconsistent because it was dependant on the capabilities of...
Chasing the storm
by Pete Consigli The 2005 hurricane “season” began this year with the earliest Category 4 storm in history — Hurricane Dennis — blowing through the...
In Memoriam: The Lasting Legacy of Ed York
On March 13, 2005, surrounded by loved ones, Edgar P. “Ed” York’s big ol’ heart finally gave out at a hospice facility near his home...
Kawasaki disease and cleaning
Kawasaki disease (also known as Kawasaki Syndrome) is a rare but serious illness that mainly affects young children. On occasion, news reports have implied a...
Avoid upholstery protection pitfalls
Based on the tendency of many upholstery fabrics to stain easily and clean poorly, it's arguable that it is more important to apply protector to...
Exploring encapsulation for upholstery
The theory of encapsulation and the method employed to use this on upholstery is not new… it is gaining in popularity in today's cleaning market....
