The holidays are a joyous time with family and friends, but that seasonal glow can fade quickly when you’re faced with the aftermath: a house to clean up once all your guests have left. Getting your place back into shape can be a daunting task, but we’ve got a few smart tips to help you…
When rugs stay wet too long, they become mildewed and, eventually, suffer dry rot. The classic example is dry rot caused by a potted plant placed on a rug.
Before you begin weaving your own Oriental rug, consider this. Rug weaving is an art. A skilled weaver in India can tie about 6,000 knots per day.
Most rug and carpet dirt is tracked in from outside. Dirt is an abrasive. Every time you walk on your rug, dirt grinds deeper into its wool or silk fibers.
Rugs and carpet actually act as a passive air filter, trapping dust, pollen and other particles and removing them from the breathing zone.
Spring is almost here, which means it’s time to give your house a good scrubbing.