Restore-It Blog
No one likes stains on their carpets, but did you know that blood stains can be dangerous? Accidents are common, but bloodstained carpets carry a more serious threat than other types of spills. Not knowing about these hidden dangers can cause a delayed reaction, further risking your and your family's health.
It all starts when you catch a whiff and sense something isn't right. As you explore more, you realize there is a musty smell, yet you can't pinpoint the source. These last few days have been raining cats and dogs outside, yet after looking up and down, you find no signs of mold in your house. Maybe it's just your imagination, or perhaps the smell comes from underneath…
You take a moment to look at your carpet, which has certainly seen better days. Those stubborn stains won't budge, and the fibers seem lacking. If you're considering professional help, you might have encountered terms like "rotary extraction" or "carpet wand." Understanding how they differ can help ease your concerns.
It's annoying, smells terrible, and doesn't want to leave your home. No, we are not talking about that unwanted relative who has overstayed their visit. We are discussing an even more concerning (and uninvited) guest: mold! Those fuzzy spots and dark patches can send shivers down the spine of the most seasoned homeowner. But what to do?
Are you noticing a musty smell in your home and not sure why? Have your family members started experiencing allergic reactions out of the blue? It might just be the hidden mold in your crawl space! While this situation can feel worrying, the good news is that you can take steps to prevent it altogether.
Do you remember how clean your tile and grout floor looked the first time you put it on? Some people even forget that their grout lines used to be white! If your tile and grout don't look like they used to, it may be time to call the professionals. But it's difficult to trust them if you are in the dark.