SHORT STOP CHEM-DRY BLOG
Welcome to our Carpet Cleaning Blog. We aim to make this blog a resource for those looking for tips and tricks when it comes to maintaining their carpets and furniture and keeping their home clean. We love to post recommendations and ideas for getting the most value out of your carpets and upholstery, so check back often for our latest posts and tips and tricks for cleaning success!
5 Reasons Why Fall Is The Perfect Time Of Year For Carpet Cleaning
Fall is in the air, which means at least some of your holiday preparations are likely well underway. With back-to-school, Halloween costumes, and a variety of other tasks at the forefront, it’s understandable that carpet cleaning may be the last thing on your mind. ...
Carpet Cleaning Do’s and Don’ts
Keeping your carpet clean and free of stains can prove to be a challenging task– which is why removing stains and spots can prove to be an important (and sometimes time-consuming) task. As a carpet cleaning service in Warren, a few of our most frequently asked...
How to Get Kids Excited to Help with Household Chores
We know that keeping the house tidy really does take a team (or one really tired parent) and getting the kids excited about chores isn't always easy. From keeping up with the laundry to deep cleaning the bathrooms, household chores add up quickly and seem to be...
Why Carpet Stains And Odors Come Back And How To Fix It
There are few things more frustrating than seeing carpet stains appear or getting a whiff of a familiar carpet odor—especially when you just had them cleaned. We've heard of so many people who thought that there carpets could not be saved– because after even a deep...
Cleaning and Sanitizing Your Home in the Wake of COVID-19
The COVID-19 outbreak has uprooted "normal" life for many across the globe– including the Clinton Township, MI area. With the health and safety of ourselves and loved ones at the forefront of our minds, it's crucial to understand the necessary precautions and...
Chem-Dry Applies Sanitizer for Homes and Workspaces
Short Stop Chem-Dry, an essential business, specializes in making homes and workplaces healthier by applying sanitizer to multiple surfaces. Across the country, Chem-Dry, the world’s largest carpet and floor cleaning company, is operating as an essential...
Coronavirus Prevention Tips for Your Home
Coronavirus Prevention Tips for Your Home With everything going on in the world, we know that keeping your loved ones safe and healthy is your top priority– making coronavirus prevention tips at the top of the list. While we cannot control what goes on outside of our...
Our Response to Coronavirus
A message to our valued clients: As a small business we anticipate that many of you have questions regarding our efforts in managing the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Please be advised that we are taking this matter very seriously. Short Stop Chem-Dry is in the business...
5 Advantages Chem-Dry Carpet Cleaners Bring To Your Home
We know a lot of you are smart shoppers and that you’re always looking for the best value in terms of products, services, and price. And we don't blame you at all! A little research can go a long way in finding the right carpet cleaners, home builders or even that...
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Macomb County & Wayne County, Michigan. Including: Clinton Township, Shelby Township, Utica, Macomb, Harrison Township, Chesterfield, New Baltimore, Warren, St Clair Shores, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Woods, Grosse Pointe Farms, Harper Woods & Detroit.
Macomb County: (586) 612-1830
Wayne County: (313) 622-1693
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Clinton Township, MI 48036-2336
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*Based on independent lab testing associated with EPA registration #s 87742-1-92595, 84683-3-74771 and 70385-6. Hard non-porous surfaces including sealed stone and VCT surfaces were evaluated. Bacteria and viruses tested include salmonella, influenza and E. coli. Our sanitizers associated with EPA registration #s 87742-1-92595, 84683-3-74771 and 70385-6 have been approved by the EPA for use against the Novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19.