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Every culture has its nuanced differences when it comes to cleaning. Some people sweep or wash their floors while others exclusively vacuum. Some wet dust while others use chemicals. In some cases, cleaning is often tied to the history of an area. For example, turn of the century ranchers in harsh climates often didn't clean their homes as often as farmers in very hospitable climates where the fields were easier to work. In this blog, I plan to present a diverse array of ideas on cleaning from different cultures and different time periods. I hope that these posts inspire you to look at your cleaning strategies in a new light.

2016

Important Tips for Choosing Carpeting for the Home

Carpeting is an investment and one that is often very expensive, so it's a choice you'll want to make carefully. Choosing carpeting based solely on the price is a good way to regret the decision, as cheaper carpet may show dirt and stains more readily or not be as comfortable as you imagine. To ensure you get carpeting that you know you'll love for years to come, note a few important tips.

How to Remove a Red Wine Stain from a Persian Rug

If you have spilt red wine on your Persian rug, it might seem like the end of the world. Wine can damage the fibres of the rug and leave an unsightly stain. However, if you act quickly you can successfully remove a red wine stain from your Persian rug by following these simple steps. What you need White vinegar Washing-up bowl or bucket Paper towels Blot the stain