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| Benefits of Mats |
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Snow and ice may seem innocent, however the become an issue when they turn into water and mud. If they are not attended to in a timely fashion, mold can develop (quicker than you think) Your biggest friend during the winter months are walk off mats. They allow moisture and soil to be trapped inside the mat and not throughout your carpet. It is important to make sure that your mat has a rubber backing which will prevent moisture from getting absorbed into the carpet underneath. Air quality is another consideration in the fight against moisture and mold. If you have adequate air flow and temperature, you can speed the drying of melts snow. The key to protecting your property is education and being aware of your environment. By being proactive, you eliminate the chances of any adverse situation. The bottom line is, keep your carpet looking better, longer while you save money.
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| Preventing Damage |
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Winter is fast approaching. While you are battling the snow, ice and water; your carpet is left out in the cold. Without proper maintenance your carpet could end up in a sticky situation. While salt is your best ally when combating the ice, it proves to be your worst enemy to your indoor flooring. All ice melts prove to be harsh, however salt based compounds are the worst. Salt leave a residue in your carpets that cause them to look dull, cloudy and dirty. Salts also affect your hard surfaces by being abrasive and stripping your protective coating from wood and tile flooring. This affect will allow your flooring to be vulnerable to moisture, dirt and abrasions. There are several ways to prevent this from happening. the first is to schedule your cleaning appointments regularly. Also make sure you are vacuuming more often to remove these unwanted particles from your flooring. Secondly, use walk off mats at each entrance and remove shoes before going inside. Thirdly, the use of salt alternatives will help lessen the effects, however this does not prevent damage to your flooring. Finally, make sure you are using the appropriate amount of ice melting compounds.
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