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BRAND NEW 2011 TRUCK MOUNT

Pro-X Carpet Cleaning has expanded it's line of equipment to include a state of the art 2011 Prochem TruckMount...  We also now offer Tile and Grout Cleaning.  

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INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

How Serious is the Problem?The air in your home and office should be as fresh as the air outside!  If it's not, then the air you are breathing in your home or office could be making you sick!  Some people report dizziness, headaches, burning eyes, aching throats and loss of energy - symptoms often mistaken for the common cold. But do these symptoms go away when you leave the building? If so, this is a good indication that your building may have "sick building" syndrome, otherwise known as indoor air pollution. If left untreated, allergies, depression and chronic illness could result.Potentially Dangerous Indoor PollutantsOur homes and buildings are sealed tighter today than in the past. We've introduced thousands of coatings, glues, fabrics, insecticides, disinfectants, personal care products, soaps, perfumes, refrigerants, lubricants, dry cleaning chemicals, cooking odors and pet odors into our indoor air. Thanks to the greater insulation and tighter homes, there is not enough fresh air introduced into our homes and offices to help rid the air of these pollutants. Offices are even worse because most of them have windows that do not even open. All these pollutants float through the air unseen, yet get into our lungs when we breathe. Can this be good? Not according to the EPA and the House of Representatives. They both rate Indoor Air Pollution as the number one environmental health concern of Americans today.Can Indoor Air Pollution Cause Medical Problems?Dust mites are associated with over 80% of the respiratory problems caused by "bad air" in your home or office. Only 10% of the colds are caught outdoors, 90% indoors. Many otherwise unexplained physical ailments like allergic reactions or flu-like symptoms that persist long after a normal cold should have run its course may be traced to airborne pollutants in the home or office.What You Can Do About It!You must reduce dust and dust mites and other allergens floating in the air by any means possible. Here are a few tips that have been known to help the problem:* Replace furnace filters regularly* Vacuum frequently - using micro-filter dust free bags* Wash bedding frequently - in 130 degree or hotter temperature* Use impermeable covers over mattress and pillows* Clean carpets and upholstery regularly* Keep your home in the 25-35% humidity range. When a home is kept too dry, allergens are far more apt to float.* Purchase an air purifier that will reduce the airborne allergens and oxidize the odors. Thanks to today's technology, there is a unique air purification system on the market today that has no filters and requires little maintenance, yet helps rid the air of odors and airborne allergens

By Pro X Carpet Cleaning Inc.

8 Steps for Removing Spots & Stains

1. Treat spills and stains immediately. The longer the spot remains in the carpet, the more difficult it will be to remove. Remove spots before they dry.2. Blot up as much of the spot a possible using a clean absorbent white towel or paper towel. If the spot is solid or semi-solid, scrape up with a spatula or rounded spoon. Be careful not to damage the carpet fibers. If the stain is solid, vacuum away as much as possible.3. Next pretest any spot removal agent in a inconspicuous area of the carpet to make certain it will not damage the carpet fibers or dye.4. To remove the spot, apply a small amount of cleaning solution to the stain or to a white absorbent towel and gently blot away the spot. Do not use a very soapy solution as it will be difficult to completely remove and the residue left in the carpet will resoil more rapidly. Keep applying solution to a fresh area of the towel and continue to blot until the stain is completely removed. Work from the outside of the spot toward the center, being careful not to spread the stain around.5. Do not brush or scrub the spot as this may cause carpet fiber damage.6. Repeat step 4 as long as there is a transfer of the stain to the towel. You may have to use another spot removal agent if the spot is not completely removed by the first agent.7. After you have removed the spot as much as possible, rinse area with water and blot dry. Next, apply about a 1/2 inch layer of paper towels over the spot and weight down with a book or other heavy flat object. Change the paper towels when they become saturated and allow spot to dry overnight. Remove towels and gently brush the carpet pile with your fingertips to raise the pile. The idea here is that any remaining spot should absorb into the paper towels and vanish from the carpet. This procedure is also good for a spot that reappears after you have removed it. Sometimes it might take two or three applications.8. The keys to remember: act quickly, do not let the spot dry if possible, use small amounts of cleaning solution - do not overwet, always blot, do not rub or brush, work from the outside in toward the middle of the spot, and be patient. Some stains respond very slowly, and some stains cannot be removed due to the fibers and dyes. Professional help may be needed. But take heart - most spots can be removed if cleaned immediately.

By Pro X Carpet Cleaning Inc.