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!
Why You Should Clean Your Area Rug for the Holidays
There are probably a million and two things you need to get done before the holidays are upon us. While you're preparing everything make sure that you don't forget your area rugs. Clean area rugs are an important part of getting your home ready for guests. Benefits Of...
Chem-Dry’s Cleaning for the Paws
Short Stop Chem-Dry is dedicated to helping families maintain a happy, healthy home. That commitment extends to all family members, including pets. We’re proud to offer a variety of industry-leading cleaning services here in Detroit and the surrounding area –...
How Often to Clean (Just About) Everything in Your Home
You know that your home needs to be cleaned, but you might not know just how often specific things should be cleaned. Most people don't! That's why we've put together this helpful list of how often you should clean some of the most common household items. Floors and...
Everything You Need to Know When Buying a New Vacuum
Everyone knows that they need a vacuum in order to keep the carpet in their home clean. However, you might not know just how many types of vacuums there are to choose from, and or how to choose the best one for your needs. That's where this guide comes in! Let’s start...
These 10 Dirty Things You Touch Everyday Might Surprise You
No one likes to touch dirty things or expose themselves to germs and bacteria. However, you might be touching more dirty things than you imagined every single day. Here's a list of 10 of the dirtiest things you use all of the time. MONEY It’s estimated that the...
Why NOT To Skip Your Next Professional Carpet Cleaning
We totally understand that your life is busy and that you probably can't get everything done. After all, your to-do list might seem a mile long. We’re here to make your life easier, not harder—which is why we're telling you that you shouldn’t push your next carpet...
How Often Do I Really Need to Clean my Couch?
As you've been spring cleaning the rest of your home, you might have found yourself asking a common question: just how often do you really need to clean your couch and other upholstered furniture? Not just sweeping off crumbs or spot treating spills, but really deep...
Just How (Un)Healthy is Your Carpet?
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself just how unhealthy your carpet actually is? If you haven't, you probably should! Your Carpet is Full of Bacteria No one likes to think about it, but it turns out that your carpet is absolutely full of bacteria. On average, there...
How to Decorate a Small Room with a Rug
Rugs add a lot to rooms, from visual interest to softness. However, many people think that you can't use a rug in a small room. This just isn't true. While it can be trickier to find an appropriate rug for a small rug, choosing the right rug can greatly improve the...
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