COMFORT CARPET CARE
We recommend the manufacturer’s warranty and care guidelines as your first resource for care instructions.
CARPET
Vacuum Care
Vacuuming on a regular basis will remove any dirt and dust that breaks down into hard particles. If left settled in the carpet it the particles can lead to grinding down the carpet. Consistent vacuuming will remove the dry soil and extend the life of the carpet.
Frequent traffic areas should be vacuumed daily, standard traffic areas two or three times weekly, and the remaining areas weekly.
Vacuum carpets with a rotating brush or beater bar. It’s important to change the bags frequently and clean the beater bars to prevent any surface damage to the carpet. A suction vacuum is recommended for thick loop pile carpets.
Preventive Care
To reduce soil and moisture penetration to the carpet place mats or runners inside all home entryways as well as on any uncarpeted areas within the vicinity.
Heavy furniture or anything with wheels should be placed on coasters to equally distribute the weight. The best way to move furniture on wheels is with a shielding barrier under the wheels.
Protect the carpet from direct sunlight by closing blinds or curtains to maintain the color of your carpet.
We do NOT recommend the use of chemicals such as: bleaches, tile cleaners, mildew removers, oven cleaners, drain openers and plant food products near the carpet for it may discolor the carpet.
Cleaning Care
To maintain the carpet appearance we recommend professional cleaning with hot water to remove all deep oily dirt every 18-24 months.
To extend the time between professional cleanings and to prevent dirt from traveling it is important to regularly clean the high traffic areas, such as entrances, high traffic areas, and in front of furniture collect dirt faster than other areas.
Stain Care
Immediate care is essential to remove stains. The longer the stain sits, the more difficult it will be to treat.
The first step to remove food stains is with a dull spoon or knife to scrap as much of the food as possible.
The second step is to always blot and work from the outside of the stain to the center to prevent further spreading.
The third step is to treat with a stain remover. Use caution when using mild detergent, only use clear, non-bleach laundry detergent.
Finally, use a white cloth or paper towel to blot area to dry as much as possible.
HARDWOOD/LAMINATE
Regular Cleaning Care
For regular maintenance, once a week sweep or vacuum with a soft bristle or suction vacuum only. Beater Bars are not recommended for hard surfaces.
Use a damp mop, never wet, for washing care.
Preventive Care
Placing mats or runners inside all home entries will prevent dirt and moisture from spreading. It is recommend to clean the mats or runners regularly too.
Furniture coaster under all heavy furniture will prevent scratching the surface of your floors.
To maintain the color of your floors close drapes or curtains during the day.
Always check with manufacturer instructions for cleaning products to use on your floor. Strong chemicals can permanently discolor flooring: such as bleaches, tile cleaners, mildew removers, oven cleaners, drain openers and plant food products.
Stain Removal Care
Wipe up any stains as soon as discovered. Immediate care is essential to remove stains.
Always blot using a white cloth or paper towel.
Always check with manufacturer instructions for cleaning products to use on your floor.
VINYL
Regular Care
Daily vacuum or sweeping will keep particles from getting ground in.
Immediately wipe up spills.
Finally, to deep clean use a damp mop with warm water.
Preventive Care
Placing mats or runners inside all home entries will prevent dirt and outdoor chemicals from asphalt. Asphalt can discolor your floor by sticking to your shoes and tracking into your home. It is recommend to clean the mats or runners regularly as well.
Check manufacturer recommendations for cleaning products. Use a damp mop with warm water to apply to the floor and rinse the mop or sponge with cold water.
If your floor is “No Wax” this means it has a clear polyurethane coating to make it shine. If you apply wax it won’t adhere and will make a mess.
Older floors may require waxing. However always follow manufacturer instructions and wax when it loses its shine.
It is recommended to prevent dents you should use floor protectors under heavy furniture.
It is recommended to use felt pads under rolling casters.
Heavy furniture or anything with wheels should be placed on coasters to equally distribute the weight. The best way to move furniture on wheels, appliances or heavy items is to make a plywood path. Never push across your floor.
Stain Removal Care
Wipe up stain upon discovery.
Only use products that are recommended by the manufacturer.
CARPET
Vacuum Care
Vacuuming on a regular basis will remove any dirt and dust that breaks down into hard particles. If left settled in the carpet it the particles can lead to grinding down the carpet. Consistent vacuuming will remove the dry soil and extend the life of the carpet.
Frequent traffic areas should be vacuumed daily, standard traffic areas two or three times weekly, and the remaining areas weekly.
Vacuum carpets with a rotating brush or beater bar. It’s important to change the bags frequently and clean the beater bars to prevent any surface damage to the carpet. A suction vacuum is recommended for thick loop pile carpets.
Preventive Care
To reduce soil and moisture penetration to the carpet place mats or runners inside all home entryways as well as on any uncarpeted areas within the vicinity.
Heavy furniture or anything with wheels should be placed on coasters to equally distribute the weight. The best way to move furniture on wheels is with a shielding barrier under the wheels.
Protect the carpet from direct sunlight by closing blinds or curtains to maintain the color of your carpet.
We do NOT recommend the use of chemicals such as: bleaches, tile cleaners, mildew removers, oven cleaners, drain openers and plant food products near the carpet for it may discolor the carpet.
Cleaning Care
To maintain the carpet appearance we recommend professional cleaning with hot water to remove all deep oily dirt every 18-24 months.
To extend the time between professional cleanings and to prevent dirt from traveling it is important to regularly clean the high traffic areas, such as entrances, high traffic areas, and in front of furniture collect dirt faster than other areas.
Stain Care
Immediate care is essential to remove stains. The longer the stain sits, the more difficult it will be to treat.
The first step to remove food stains is with a dull spoon or knife to scrap as much of the food as possible.
The second step is to always blot and work from the outside of the stain to the center to prevent further spreading.
The third step is to treat with a stain remover. Use caution when using mild detergent, only use clear, non-bleach laundry detergent.
Finally, use a white cloth or paper towel to blot area to dry as much as possible.
HARDWOOD/LAMINATE
Regular Cleaning Care
For regular maintenance, once a week sweep or vacuum with a soft bristle or suction vacuum only. Beater Bars are not recommended for hard surfaces.
Use a damp mop, never wet, for washing care.
Preventive Care
Placing mats or runners inside all home entries will prevent dirt and moisture from spreading. It is recommend to clean the mats or runners regularly too.
Furniture coaster under all heavy furniture will prevent scratching the surface of your floors.
To maintain the color of your floors close drapes or curtains during the day.
Always check with manufacturer instructions for cleaning products to use on your floor. Strong chemicals can permanently discolor flooring: such as bleaches, tile cleaners, mildew removers, oven cleaners, drain openers and plant food products.
Stain Removal Care
Wipe up any stains as soon as discovered. Immediate care is essential to remove stains.
Always blot using a white cloth or paper towel.
Always check with manufacturer instructions for cleaning products to use on your floor.
VINYL
Regular Care
Daily vacuum or sweeping will keep particles from getting ground in.
Immediately wipe up spills.
Finally, to deep clean use a damp mop with warm water.
Preventive Care
Placing mats or runners inside all home entries will prevent dirt and outdoor chemicals from asphalt. Asphalt can discolor your floor by sticking to your shoes and tracking into your home. It is recommend to clean the mats or runners regularly as well.
Check manufacturer recommendations for cleaning products. Use a damp mop with warm water to apply to the floor and rinse the mop or sponge with cold water.
If your floor is “No Wax” this means it has a clear polyurethane coating to make it shine. If you apply wax it won’t adhere and will make a mess.
Older floors may require waxing. However always follow manufacturer instructions and wax when it loses its shine.
It is recommended to prevent dents you should use floor protectors under heavy furniture.
It is recommended to use felt pads under rolling casters.
Heavy furniture or anything with wheels should be placed on coasters to equally distribute the weight. The best way to move furniture on wheels, appliances or heavy items is to make a plywood path. Never push across your floor.
Stain Removal Care
Wipe up stain upon discovery.
Only use products that are recommended by the manufacturer.
