DELTA CHEM-DRY BLOG
Here you’ll find carpet cleaning methods, healthy home tips, and more in the Delta Chem-Dry Blog! Proudly serving customers throughout the San Fernando area.
Should I Clean the Carpets Before I Move into My New Home?
Buying a new home can be an exciting endeavor, but it can also mean a lot of work. Between moving, painting, organizing, and cleaning, the task can seem a bit overwhelming. However, there is no better time to get your new home in a pristine condition! Having your...
3 Undeniable Reasons To Choose Green Certified Cleaning
There are many options to choose from for professional carpet cleaning in San Fernando, so how can you best narrow down your options? With all the companies competing for your business, it may seem like a tough call. But it doesn’t have to be when you understand which...
Decorating Smaller Spaces With Area Rugs
Have you ever thought of decorating your smaller spaces with area rugs? Rugs can add a lot of artistic value and a colorful design to any room. They are also a much cheaper option than installing carpet. If you are wanting to add design and depth to your home but...
Why NOT To Skip Your Next Professional Carpet Cleaning
We get it—your life is busy. Sometimes a list of to-do’s can seem like a mile long. We’re here to make your life easier, not harder—which is why you shouldn’t push your next carpet cleaning service to the backburner. If you want a healthy home, regular carpet...
HELP! What Do I Do When My Pet Stains The Carpet?
We love our little pets but we don’t love the odor that they can make or leave around the home. The great news is that you don’t have to simply live with it! Here are a few simple, effective tricks for removing pet stains quickly and getting rid of nasty, lingering...
These 11 Dirty Things You Touch Everyday Might Surprise You
There are many things we might not even consider when we think of cleaning that we touch almost every day! You may be frightened to find how the most common items you touch—from the kitchen to your couch and other upholstery—are actually crawling with dangerous...
How To Make Your Vacuum Last
How to Make Your Vacuum Last You bought a vacuum and you’re already noticing that it is losing its power. If so, you’re not alone. It is almost everyone’s first reaction to go grab their vacuum on the occurrence of any little mess. But vacuums have a limit and...
5 Reasons Why A Pro Should Clean Your Tile, Stone, And Grout
With the number of do-it-yourselfers out there today, it seems like we can take on just about any project ourselves. However, there are certain areas of the home that should be maintained by professionals—like ceramic tile, stone, and grout. It is one of the...
How Often To Clean Your Couch & Upholstery
Springtime is here! And it comes with a reminder to clean our homes in preparation for the coming year. If you want to have a clean, healthy home, here’s a fact you should know: the dirtiest item in your home is likely your couch. So why is that? Well, we typically...
How Healthy Is Your Carpet?
Did you know that there are about 200,000 bacteria that live in the typical home's carpet? It might be hard to believe, but your carpet is one of the most germ-filled areas of your house. Yes, even dirtier than the toilet seat! Carpet is home to about 4,000...
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*Based on results of studies conducted by independent laboratories of Chem-Dry’s Hot Carbonating Extraction process. Allergens tested were dog and cat dander and dust mite allergen. All bacteria results include use of sanitizer. Figures are an average across multiple homes. Hard surface bacteria tests were based on independent lab testing associated with U.S. EPA registration #s 84683-3-74771 and 70385-6; sealed stone and VCT surfaces were evaluated and bacteria tested include salmonella, influenza and E. coli.