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ALL GREEN Tile & Carpet CLEAN, Inc.

P.O. Box 124
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ALL GREEN Tile & Carpet CLEAN, Inc.

P.O. Box 124
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15 years of experience

Owner / Operated Business Sanitized & Disinfected Surfaces. Protectants & Sealers Applied. The New Rotovac 360i is a Rotary Jet Extraction Power Head that utilizes rotating vacuum heads to thoroughly deep clean carpet with hundreds of multi-directional cleaning passes. The new and improved carpet cleaning head is equiped with 3 stainless steel shoes and three spray jets to create less overspray, more agitation and quicker dry times. RESIDENTIAL; Carpet (All Types) Slate Travertine Marble Granite (Sanitize & Seal) Porcelain Garage Floors Driveways Walkways Pool Decks Patios Brick Pavers and more….. COMMERCIAL; Carpet (All Types) Tile, Stone, & Brick Foyers Service Bays Offices Hallways Restrooms Kitchen Areas Walkways Block Walls Decks All Tiled Surfaces and more…

Owner / Operated Business Sanitized & Disinfected Surfaces. Protectants & Sealers Applied. The New Rotovac 360i is a Rotary Jet Extraction Power Head that utilizes rotating vacuum heads to thoroughly deep clean carpet with hundreds of multi-directional cleaning passes. The new and improved carpet cleaning head is equiped with 3 stainless steel shoes and three spray jets to create less overspray, more agitation and quicker dry times. RESIDENTIAL; Carpet (All Types) Slate Travertine Marble Granite (Sanitize & Seal) Porcelain Garage Floors Driveways Walkways Pool Decks Patios Brick Pavers and more….. COMMERCIAL; Carpet (All Types) Tile, Stone, & Brick Foyers Service Bays Offices Hallways Restrooms Kitchen Areas Walkways Block Walls Decks All Tiled Surfaces and more…

Drapery Cleaning questions, answered by experts

It’s a good idea to wash curtains every six months or so to avoid allergens from building up in them and to get rid of any odors from cooking, exercising, or pets. You might want to wash your curtains as often as every three months if you have multiple pets, someone in your family is highly allergic to dust or pet dander, or you cook often with aromatic spices or oils. You might consider a standalone cleaning if you get stains on your curtains or they are visibly soiled.

In some cases, it’s possible to clean your drapes yourself, but usually only if you can machine-wash the drapes. You can check the “how to wash” tag on the drapes for instructions. If the tag is missing or if the material is dry-clean only, we recommend leaving the work to a professional drape cleaner. Performing the wrong type of cleaning or using the wrong cleaning solutions on sensitive materials can destroy your drapes. A professional drapery cleaner will apply the correct solutions for safe, deep cleaning.

Regular vacuuming, spot cleaning, and dust-resistant sprays can help maintain freshness and prolong the time between professional cleanings.

The best way to clean drapes depends on the material, as certain washing methods are necessary for more delicate materials. You can follow the general guidelines below in most cases:

  • Cotton: Machine wash

  • Lace: Hand wash

  • Linen: Dry clean

  • Polyester: Machine wash

  • Silk: Dry clean or steam clean

  • Velvet: Dry clean

  • Wool: Dry clean

You should also consider if there’s any existing damage to the drapes, like pulls or small tears, that could get worse with aggressive washing. Additionally, older drapes may require special care from a professional to preserve them but still leave them clean.

Window treatments fall under the categories of hard, soft, and layered. Hard refers to stiff, formed treatments that include window blinds and shutters. Soft refers to cloth window treatments that include drapes and curtains. Finally, layered refers to the combination of soft and hard treatments. For example, you might place flowing drapes over blinds to combine the practicality of a treatment that blocks the sun with the whimsical and elongating aesthetic of a full-window drape.

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