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Art of Clean visited the Carpet Museum in Kidderminster.
A history lesson – The birthplace of Carpet in the United Kingdom at the Carpet Museum Kidderminster. It is a warm summer afternoon and the sun is beating down on the Kidderminster Hills. The herd of sheep is being driven down to get shaven. It is this lovely wool we...
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Top 10 Tips on Caring for your Rug
So, you’ve just bought a new rug that fits perfectly with your home décor and you want to keep it looking as new as possible for longer. We all know how important our homes are to us and how we want to keep our investments for as long as possible before needing to...
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How we clean your Sandstone floor.
Art of Clean is specially trained for cleaning your Sandstone Floors, they have equipment and knowledge. First, our technician will inspect your floor stains, dirt or loss of loose grout or any other areas of concern before cleaning. We will then protect your walls...
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Why keeping your sofa clean is important
Keeping your soft furnishings and upholstery clean is important to you and your home. Art of Clean offers a professional Upholstery cleaning service to ensure you maintain the life of your sofa. Last time I had my sofa cleaned it made me feel so proud and settled with...
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How do I clean and maintain my wood floor?
Your wood floor looks so beautiful and you just don’t want anyone to walk on it, obviously this is avoidable but if you had it your way you would put a barrier up! Or your oiled wood floor looks a little dry and you need of a bit of care. Here’s a few tips to help you...
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How to recycle your Christmas tree
Christmas is over, you’re going through the Christmas blues and you’re left with a real Christmas tree to dispose of and a pine needle ridden carpet to Vacuum. Real Christmas trees may smell and look wonderful in your home but it’s the aftermath that is the annoyance...
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What’s that water stain on my carpet or rug?
Why does my carpet or rug have a water stain on it? This will be something called pile reversal and is very commonly found on dense, high quality, cut pile carpets. This is not a defect and is not seen as a fault with your carpet. This occurs when the tufts of the...
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