Cleaning up a hoarder’s house

Posted on: 5 October 2021
Clean rugs are beautiful and elegant. But if your rugs are dirty, they lose their appeal and can even begin to affect your health as they will lower the air quality in your home. However, DIY rug cleaning is inadvisable for many reasons. Only a professional rug cleaner knows how to get the best out of your rugs. If your rugs are dirty, consider the benefits offered by hiring professionals to clean them.
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Posted on: 14 June 2021
The rental sector of the real estate industry is undoubtedly highly lucrative. One thing you can be assured of is that people will always need a place to stay so venturing into property management can be considerably beneficial for the long term. However, to make the most of the rental building that is under your administration, you need to have an edge against your competition. For some people, this may mean investing in expensive advertising campaigns that will familiarise the public with their brand, but it is important to note this is not the only way that you can make your rental property stand out.
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Posted on: 28 August 2019
Hoarding exposes your loved one to dangerous living conditions that take over the home and their life. This condition gives rise to unsanitary conditions that leave people prone to potential household accidents. If your friend's hoarding habits are disturbing, you cannot force them to get better. Instead, create a supportive environment that nudges your loved one towards seeking help with the three tips below. Focus on the Individual, Not the Clutter
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Posted on: 21 March 2019
If you have a pet cat and intend to start having your home professionally cleaned, you should bear the following advice in mind. 1. Ask the cleaner to use pet-safe cleaning chemicals It is extremely important to ask the person who will be providing the cleaning service to use pet-safe cleaning products. The reason for this is that cats usually spend a lot of their waking hours roaming around the properties that they live in, walking along the floors, jumping on countertops and even attempting to scale bookcases and wardrobes.
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