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Two Different Animals

Do you give a dog and a cat the same kind of food? Probably not. Do you give your cat the same bath that you give your dog? Not recommended, right? Why? Because dogs and cats are different animals. Yes, they’re both domesticated, they’re both pets. Your dog is a loyal best friend offering unconditional […]
  • Posted by Rod Barth
  • On September 10, 2020
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Unwanted Residual Income

Most types of residual income are well sought after – things like royalties, banking interest, financial retainers, or stocks – but when it comes to your carpet, residual income is something to avoid. Especially with rental equipment and often with other DIY efforts, the cleaning solutions used are not extracted properly from your carpet fibers. […]
  • Posted by Rod Barth
  • On September 3, 2020
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The Professional Advantage

We’ve all heard the old saying: “if you want it done right, do it yourself”. Sayings like that have spawned an untold number of tips, pointers and videos in the “do it yourself” category for any and all household issues – including carpet cleaning. Because of this, there are not only options to purchase your […]
  • Posted by Rod Barth
  • On July 23, 2020
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Celebrate Your Carpets!

Despite any curfews or lockdowns, we can always expect July to bring summer heat. As restaurants phase into reopening, it also gives Redding citizens an opportunity to participate in traditional activities like picnics and barbeques, and perhaps even fireworks. No matter the circumstances, people in Redding find ways to celebrate during summer – and why […]

Loose Threads

In the last few months, people in Redding have spent much more time treading on their home carpets. In some cases, the increased wear might be showing with an open seam or a tear. Perhaps there’s a bubble or “undulation” forming in your hallway or a ripple of the carpet where it shouldn’t be – […]
  • Posted by Rod Barth
  • On June 25, 2020
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Going Green

It’s a popular topic in any industry. Sometimes it’s vague, and other times it’s extremely specific. A person might opt for grocery bags made of recycled paper or plastic, or reuse bottles to reduce their waste footprint. Others might start a compost pile in their back yard. More extreme cases might install solar panels, or […]
  • Posted by Rod Barth
  • On June 18, 2020
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The Oldest Carpet in the World

Thousands of years ago, deep in the Altai mountains in Siberia near the borders of China, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, was a remote location known as the Pazyryk Valley. Within this valley lived the Scythian people, a semi-nomadic set of tribes that specialized in raising horses. In the 1940’s a Russian archaeologist named Sergei Rudenko unearthed […]
  • Posted by Rod Barth
  • On June 11, 2020
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Common Scents

We live in an organic world. Things get biologically created or produced, and over time they break down. If left alone during that breakdown period, organic matter often develops an odor, which invariably tickles our nose in a not-so-pleasant way. Now, as we go out and about from our homes, our noses get a respite, […]

The Bane of Stains: Alcoholic Beverages

Having an occasional alcoholic beverage often helps with lowering stress or encouraging relaxation. We pair different wines with the foods we eat. Perhaps we like to have a nice cold beer after work, or a mixed drink when having friends over, or even a Jell-O shot. Sadly, no matter how careful we are, it doesn’t […]

Wearing Thin

How long have you been affected by the ‘stay at home’ order in California? Two weeks? Three? Perhaps even a month? Most Californians simply aren’t used to staying at home for such an extended duration. As time goes on, you might begin to develop a different kind of fever: cabin fever. Once you finish binging […]
  • Posted by Arianne Miller
  • On April 9, 2020
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