Dry Mopping VS Wet Mopping: Key Differences

A dry mop on a hardwood floor

When it comes to dry mopping vs wet mopping, everyone has their own opinions about which is better, but the reality is that there are multiple benefits to each method. Wet mops are great for removing stains and disinfecting surfaces, whereas a dry mop is a good way to prepare for wet mopping by removing … Read more

Floor Still Dirty After Mopping? 8 Reasons Why

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Is your floor still dirty after mopping no matter how hard you try to get it squeaky clean? If so, you are not alone, and we have a number of reasons for why this may be the case. The most common reason for a floor to be dirty after mopping is failing to clean out … Read more

Can You Mop Unsealed Hardwood Floors?

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When it comes to cleaning an unsealed hardwood floor, there are many options and it can be difficult to know the right one; but can you mop unsealed hardwood floors? In our opinion, mopping unsealed hardwood flooring is not recommended. This is because the moisture can easily make its way underneath the flooring, leading to … Read more

How To Rehydrate Wood Floors: A Complete Guide

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If you want to learn how to rehydrate wood floors you have come to the right place. Our favorite method to do this is to use a humidifier to increase the humidity in the room, which will in turn increase the humidity of the wood. You should always check whether you need to increase the … Read more

What Is A Good Pile Height For Carpet?

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When it comes to buying a carpet pile height is something that you need to consider greatly, so what is a good pile height for carpet? In our experience a pile height of 1/4″ to 1/2″ is a great length for easy maintenance and day to day living, however, this can differ depending on what … Read more

Humidifier On Carpet: A Complete Guide

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Humidifiers can be a great addition to a home, but you need to know how to use one properly – especially when it comes to using a humidifier on carpet. We highly advise against using a humidifier on carpet for a number of reasons, mainly due to the fact that your carpet will absorb the … Read more

How To Make Mop Water Smell Good: 2 Easy Ways

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The characteristic smell associated with mop water is not a pleasant one, but we’ve got you covered with the best guide on how to make mop water smell good right here. Our favorite method is to use scented floor cleaner to make the water smell nice, but you can also use lemon juice to achieve … Read more

11 Benefits of Wool Rugs

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Rugs come in many different materials such as wool, silk and cotton; but wool is known as one of the most common and luxurious types of material used for rugs. In this article, we will explore 11 benefits of wool rugs, some of which we guarantee you won’t have considered before. This is a great … Read more

Polyester Carpet: Pros, Cons and Considerations

With approximately one-quarter of all carpets sold made from polyester, it is clear to see why people are interested in this type of carpet – but what are some things you should consider about polyester carpet, and is it worth it? Polyester is highly popular due to being inexpensive and available in a wide range … Read more

Rugs On Newly Refinished Hardwood Floors: A Complete Guide

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If you’ve ever wondered how long you need to wait before putting rugs on newly refinished hardwood floors then you are not alone. In our experience, you need to wait for the finish to fully cure which varies depending on the type of finish. Oiled floors can take weeks to cure, whereas a urethane finish … Read more