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How to Remove Mud From Carpet

1. Let the mud dry, and then vacuum up as much as possible.

2. Mix one tablespoon of liquid hand dishwashing detergent with two cups of warm water.

3. Using a clean white cloth, sponge the stain with the detergent solution.

4. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.

5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until the stain disappears.

6. Sponge with cold water and blot dry.

Our pet dogs and cats can be the most charming animals on the planet, but ahead of upcoming celebrations and events, for reasons we still don’t understand, they goal often emerges in them to mess things up. Decorations, and above all, the Christmas tree are often seen as an enemy which must be defeated for the good of the household.

Here are just 20 furry little trouble-makers who took a dislike to their families’ end-of-year celebrations. We suspect some of these scenes will be familiar to you! See more…

No one likes a stinky house! We have found easy ways to get every room in your home smelling great without buying expensive cleaners. No deep cleaning here — just easy tips to freshen up your house. Sound good? Read more…

One of the best ways to prepare for carpet cleaning is to vacuum before we arrive.

Sometimes we do things like we’re used to, without thinking about a better way to do it.
The result is a big waste of time that could be used to do something else instead.

Here are 12 things you’ve probably been cleaning wrong your entire life, and the “correct” or quickest way to clean them. Read more…

There’s only 10 days until Thanksgiving! Are you planning to host dinner for your family and friends? This is your last chance to book your carpet and tile cleaning. Hurry! We only have a few appointments available!

No matter how simple or complex a project is, a tape measure is an essential tool that will be used. Yet, it has four features that most people don’t know about to make projects go even that much easier. Leah is a building trades teacher and demonstrates how to make life just a little bit easier utilizing the built in tricks on all tape measures.

She begins with explaining what that slot on the end of the measure is for. If you are by yourself and don’t have someone to hold it in place for you, a screw or nail can be put in and that slot will hold the measure in place. The serrated edge of the tape measure is there by design as well. If no pencil is handy it can be moved back and forth to create a marking place in whatever is being measured. Leah goes on to explain two more useful tips that will help to ensure the proper measurement is being taken. It is amazing how we can use a tool, yet be unaware of all of the total potential it has to make our lives easier. What great tips! Less

Happy Halloween from all of us at DaveTheCarpetCleaner.com. If you should happen to get some blood, slime, vomit, or poison on your flooring, give us a call!

 

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Dave is on vacation, but don’t worry the other Dave is available to clean your carpet and tile. Aren’t you glad there’s more than one Dave?

Please enjoy WestJet Attendant Michael McAdam’s hilarious safety demonstration. Click HERE to start video.