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Healthy Indoors Carpet Cleaning
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Upholstery and Furniture - CleanUpholstery and Furniture - Clean - For Business

Serving Arlington, NY and surrounding areas

In business since 1999

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"After past experiences with other local carpet cleaners, I had given up on having my carpets professionally cleaned. Other cleaners would be in and out of my house in less than 30 minutes. The carpet wouldn't be clean and would be so saturated that it took a week to dry. My carpet really needed a good cleaning and I decided to give it one more try and contacted Mike at Healthy Indoors Carpet. Mike was great. He is accommodating, punctual, considerate of my time, hardworking, and a true gentleman. I contacted him a week before Christmas for an estimate and asked if it could be done before Christmas. To my surprise, he said "yes". On the day of the job he phoned and texted me to let me know that he would be a little late. Now with most service people, this usually means that you get to cool your heels for a couple of hours. Mike arrived 10 minutes past our appointment! He started off by vacuuming the carpet. Then pretreated it before the cleaning. It was the coldest day of the winter and Mike took measures to seal if the door to minimize heat loss. Unfortunately, it was so cold that he had a problem with the lines freezing until the equipment warmed up. Needless to say, it took him a lot longer than expected to complete the job. Most contractors would have cut corners and rushed the job. Not Mike. He took his time and did the job properly. There was a high traffic area that needed a special cleaner that was not on the truck because of the freezing temperatures. Mike came back at a later date and took care of it. Because of the below freezing temperatures, water from the truck froze on my driveway. Mike asked if I had any salt and then salted the icey driveway. I was so pleased with the job that I recommended Mike to a friend that very afternoon. His attitude and professional is a breath of fresh air."
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Use air purifiers, clean regularly, and ensure proper ventilation to reduce pollutants.

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