Everybody loves their pets. They also love the way carpeting looks and the way it feels underfoot. The problem is, bringing pets and carpets together under the same roof can be problematic, to say the least.
Mistakes happen when it comes to carpeting, and we’ve seen and heard nearly all of them in the past 40 plus years. You spilled coffee. Someone dropped a glass of wine. Your dog rushed in through the back door after playing in the mud before you could catch him. Maybe your toddler’s diaper sprung a leak. Here are the biggest mistakes you can make if you stain your carpet, and what to avoid if going the DIY route.
One of the most expensive items in any home is flooring – carpeting, tile, wood, or something else. Because of its nature, carpeting seems to take the brunt of most stains. Why? It's normally installed in high traffic areas, or adjacent to a kitchen or dining room – prime locations for spills and stains.
If you have a runny nose, sneeze frequently, or cough when in your home, it may not be allergies. And if you detect a musty, unpleasant odor in your basement or other rooms, it could be something worse than a cold or allergies. It could be undetected mold growth.
