Showing posts with label Allergies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allergies. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Ways to Help Clear Up Your Child's Allergies

 For many parents of toddlers or young children, it may be easy to miss the signs of nasal allergies. After all, kids are exposed to lots of new germs, and lots of new germs can result in plenty of runny noses and sneezing.

Children's Allergies

While it’s true a constant runny nose or sneezing could be nothing more than another cold, allergies are also one of the most common diseases in children. Signs of nasal allergies in kids include:

  • Runny and itchy nose
  • Congestion
  • Frequent sneezing
  • Chronic cough
  • Red, watery eyes
  • Mouth breathing, especially while sleeping
  • Exhaustion due to poor sleep
  • Dark rings under the eyes (allergic “shiners”)
  • Symptoms that last longer than two weeks

Nasal allergies can actually be more than just a nuisance. The constant congestion can lead to frequent sinus and ear infections. If a child has too many ear infections, he or she might not be able to hear well, which can lead to developmental delays. Eczema and asthma are also linked to nasal allergies. In many kids, allergies begin with patches of eczema as infants, progress to nasal problems as preschoolers and develop into asthma later.

So what causes nasal allergies in kids? Children are often allergic to the same things as adults, such as dust mites, pet dander and pollen. Some kids also have food allergies, including cow’s milk, that can sometimes cause nasal problems. Fragrances in household products like shampoos, detergents and soap can cause or worsen symptoms as well.

Children have a higher risk of developing allergies if their parents had or have allergies. Outgrowing allergies is possible; however, early food allergies are usually the ones that are outgrown. Nasal allergies have a greater likelihood of persisting.

The 9 Things You Can Do

The key to treating allergies in kids is pinpointing the trigger. Allergy blood tests work well in kids 3 and older, but they aren’t as effective in younger children. When trying to find out what might be making your child have symptoms, ask yourself if his or her symptoms have changed:

At different times of the year? When your child has been out of daycare for a few days? When you’re away from home or your pets? After home renovations, or a leak or flood?

Taking notes regarding changes in your child’s symptoms can also be helpful for his or her health care provider. With food allergies, an elimination diet can be another way to identify possible causes. Once you determine the cause, controlling your child’s environment can be very beneficial. Here are some tips:

  1. Get rid of stuffed animals, or wash them regularly in hot water. Stuffed animals can be a haven for dust mite matter and other allergens.
  2. Cover your child’s mattress with a dust mite-proof cover. Wash bedding every week in hot water with an extra rinse cycle.
  3. Professionally clean carpets and heavy drapes. They trap dust and allergens and need to be cleaned to stay effective. Chem‑Dry has been tested and proven to remove 98% of non-living allergens* from areas we clean.
  4. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter.
  5. Use air conditioners to filter allergens from the outside. Clean or replace filters often.
  6. Reduce your use of chemical cleaners with strong scents.
  7. Don’t allow smoking in the house.
  8. Keep pets out of your child’s bedroom or playroom.
  9. Consider an allergy medication. Go over the pros and cons with your child’s provider, as there are some safe and effective medications available. Never start using an over-the-counter drug without a pediatrician’s recommendation.

Remember, your goal doesn’t need to be an allergen-free home. Little ones with nasal allergies can handle some exposure to an allergen without symptoms. Making a few smart changes and decreasing your child’s overall exposure may be sufficient to eliminate his or her symptoms.

*Based on results from a study conducted by an independent laboratory using the Chem-Dry Hot Carbonating Extraction process. Allergens tested were dog and cat dander and dust mite matter. Figures are an average across multiple homes.

Sunday, April 21, 2024

Spring Cleaning Tips

When it comes to spring cleaning, the first step is to go deep while covering all your bases. After all, what makes spring cleaning special isn’t the season in which it is done, but the extent to which cleaning is performed. This means you’ll need to block out some time in your schedule to get your hands dirty.


The good news? The results are totally worth it, and the newfound calmness and freshness in your home will give you a deep sense of satisfaction.

Here are a few tips from our experienced team of carpet cleaners to help get you started:

Tackle Dust

Thoroughly dust your home; this includes cleaning or replacing air conditioning and heating filters. Don’t forget to clean all ducts and vents to decrease exposure to pollen and other airborne particles. Other commonly overlooked areas such as ceiling fan blades, baseboards, blinds, lampshades, and behind the oven and fridge are also key during spring cleaning.

Stop the Spread of Mold

Remove mold and mildew in moist areas of the home. Mold is a fungus that can spark allergic reactions for many people, and spring is a tough time of year for anyone with allergies of any kind. Use non-toxic cleaning products and make sure bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens are free of harmful mold.

Deep Clean Your Shower

Give yourself the luxury of a deeply cleaned space in which to bathe. In addition to scrubbing the surfaces of the shower, consider bagging up the shower head in a vinegar bath to remove mineral deposits and reveal the sparkling metal beneath.

Get Grime Out of Grout

Don’t forget the tile, stone, and grout. High traffic areas collect lots of dirt and most weekly cleanings don’t do the job when it comes to giving these surfaces a thorough, healthy cleaning.

The grout between tiles and stone can be the toughest to get clean, which is why we recommend looking to our experts at Johnson County Chem-Dry to get the job done right. We can provide your tile, stone, and grout with a professional cleaning that eliminates stains and grime from extremely porous surfaces, helping you start spring off on a cleaner foot.

Call Professional Carpet Cleaners

If you really want to deep clean your carpets and eliminate the dirt that has accumulated over the winter months, vacuuming isn’t going to cut it. Instead, call the professionals at Chem-Dry to provide thorough results that will make your home feel fresher instantly.

Our carpet cleaners use a gentle, proprietary cleaning method, also known as our Hot Carbonating Extraction (HCE) process.  This low-water, carbonated cleaning process delivers a deep, long-lasting clean directly to your carpets. 
In addition to being incredibly effective, the carpet cleaning process employed by our team at Johnson County Chem-Dry uses 80% less water than typical steam cleaning. You’re sure to love the convenience of our speedy dry times – just a couple of hours rather than a couple of days.

Freshen Up Rugs and Upholstery

You can also reach out to our carpet cleaners to conduct the spring cleaning task of removing dust and soil from upholstery and rugs. These textiles accumulate much more dander, pollen, and soil throughout the year than you may think. An annual deep clean from our experienced team can make a huge difference in how your home looks and feels after spring cleaning.

This spring, celebrate the start of nicer weather by making your home feel equally inviting and refreshing.

Tuesday, November 14, 2023

Tips to Clearing up Your Child's Allergies

For many parents of toddlers and young children, it is easy to miss the signs of childhood nasal allergies. After all, kids are exposed to many new germs, and exposure to new germs can result in plenty of runny noses and sneezing.

While it’s true a constant runny nose or sneezing could be nothing more than another cold, allergies are also one of the most common diseases in children. Signs of nasal allergies in kids include:

  • Runny and itchy nose
  • Congestion
  • Frequent sneezing
  • Chronic cough
  • Red, watery eyes
  • Mouth breathing, especially while sleeping
  • Exhaustion due to poor sleep
  • Dark rings under the eyes (allergic “shiners”)
  • Symptoms that last longer than two weeks

Nasal allergies can actually be more than just a nuisance. The constant congestion can lead to frequent sinus and ear infections. If a child has too many ear infections, he or she might not be able to hear well, which can lead to developmental delays. Eczema and asthma are also linked to nasal allergies. In many kids, allergies begin with patches of eczema as infants, progress to nasal problems as preschoolers and develop into asthma later.

So what causes nasal allergies in kids? Children are often allergic to the same things as adults, such as dust mites, pet dander and pollen. Some kids also have food allergies, including cow’s milk, that can sometimes cause nasal problems. Fragrances in household products like shampoos, detergents and soap can cause or worsen symptoms as well.

Children have a higher risk of developing allergies if their parents had or have allergies. Outgrowing allergies is possible; however, early food allergies are usually the ones that are outgrown. Nasal allergies have a greater likelihood of persisting.

The 9 Things You Can Do

The key to treating allergies in kids is pinpointing the trigger. Allergy blood tests work well in kids 3 and older, but they aren’t as effective in younger children. When trying to find out what might be making your child have symptoms, ask yourself if his or her symptoms have changed:

At different times of the year? When your child has been out of daycare for a few days? When you’re away from home or your pets? After home renovations, or a leak or flood?

Taking notes regarding changes in your child’s symptoms can also be helpful for his or her health care provider. With food allergies, an elimination diet can be another way to identify possible causes. Once you determine the cause, controlling your child’s environment can be very beneficial. Here are some tips:

  1. Get rid of stuffed animals, or wash them regularly in hot water. Stuffed animals can be a haven for dust mite matter and other allergens.
  2. Cover your child’s mattress with a dust mite-proof cover. Wash bedding every week in hot water with an extra rinse cycle.
  3. Professionally clean carpets and heavy drapes. They trap dust and allergens and need to be cleaned to stay effective.
  4. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter.
  5. Use air conditioners to filter allergens from the outside. Clean or replace filters often.
  6. Reduce your use of chemical cleaners with strong scents.
  7. Don’t allow smoking in the house.
  8. Keep pets out of your child’s bedroom or playroom.
  9. Consider an allergy medication. Go over the pros and cons with your child’s provider, as there are some safe and effective medications available. Never start using an over-the-counter drug without a pediatrician’s recommendation.

Remember, your goal doesn’t need to be an allergen-free home. Little ones with nasal allergies can handle some exposure to an allergen without symptoms. Making a few smart changes and decreasing your child’s overall exposure may be sufficient to eliminate his or her symptoms.  Chem-Dry has been tested and proven to remove 98% of non-living allergens* from areas we clean.

*Based on results from a study conducted by an independent laboratory using the Chem-Dry Hot Carbonating Extraction process. Allergens tested were dog and cat dander and dust mite matter. Figures are an average across multiple homes.

Saturday, April 15, 2023

Common Contaminants Found in your Carpet

Your carpet is exposed to a number of contaminants on a daily basis, especially if you have children or pets in your home or if you enjoy having guests over or hosting events. In an ideal world, your carpet would stay clean and fresh no matter what came its way. 



Here’s a brief inventory of just a few of the contaminants that are commonly found in your carpets and rugs.

Pet Urine

Exposure to pet urine is a serious concern for your carpet and the health of your home. As the urine dries, it doesn’t just evaporate into the air. It actually leaves behind urine crystals that cling to carpet fibers and continue to release a noxious odor and a breeding ground for unhealthy bacteria. Without deep cleaning and expert care, you may find the stubborn consequences of a pet accident too difficult to bear.

Everyday Dirt and Soil

Dirt and soil are tracked onto and compacted into your carpet through everyday use. While you can certainly slow this process by having a no-shoes policy in your home, at some point you will begin to notice signs of dirt and soil becoming embedded in your carpet. 

One of the most common signs of this process occurring takes the form of traffic lanes. Traffic lanes are easy to identify as they appear with a darker, dingier color and flattened texture in the areas that receive the most foot traffic. Traffic lanes typically start to show up in hallways and doorways. You may also notice that sections of your carpet have more dirt and soil in areas where your children or pets play and rest.

Dust, Dirt, and Other Airborne Particles

Many homeowners do not realize their carpets act as an indoor air filter. When carpeting is at its peak performance, it effectively traps and holds onto airborne dust and dirt. In doing so, carpet helps keep these irritating airborne particles from circulating within your home and dragging down its indoor air quality.

Of course, when too much dust and tiny particles of dirt are compacted within carpet fibers, both the quality of your indoor air and the longevity of your carpets will suffer. Layers of dust can rub against the delicate materials carpets.  This friction leads to early signs of wear and tear.

Food Residues and Stains

Food residues represent one of the most frustrating carpet contaminants because they can so easily become stubborn stains. Everything from wine and chocolate to ketchup and grease can pose a threat to your carpets, but this doesn’t mean you should only indulge in your favorite treats within the confines of your kitchen.

Soap Residues and Mold

You may assume that renting a carpet cleaning machine from a local dealer or supermarket is the best way to really deep clean your carpets, but this is far from the truth. Oftentimes, these machines are poorly maintained and difficult to use. Plus, they require the application of a carpet shampoo or detergent, which can be tough, if not impossible, to fully remove from your carpet.  Soaps and detergents can leave a sticky, dirt attracting residue, which causes your carpets to get dirty faster.  When your carpets are moist for several hours and even days after being cleaned, they offer an inviting environment for the growth of mold.  Watch out for cleaning techniques that require long dry times, use soapy, residue-causing detergents, or only provide a surface clean.

You’ll be happiest with a carpet cleaning method that offers deep-clean results and leaves your carpets dry within hours.

Saturday, March 18, 2023

Common Carpet Cleaning Mistakes

You know deep carpet cleaning is a must if you want your carpets to feel clean, look fresh, and last as long as possible. However, if you’re like most homeowners, you could be making some crucial mistakes when attempting to deep clean your carpets. 

We have compiled a list of carpet cleaning mistakes to avoid if you want to increase the lifespan of your carpeting and enjoy it to the fullest. 



Mistake #1: Scrubbing at stains.

It is tempting to think that you can scrub away spots and spills, but this action is actually counterproductive. By scrubbing at pesky stains, you are unintentionally rubbing the unwanted color even further into the fibers of your carpet. This can make the stain even harder to remove and can also weaken carpet fibers to the point of breakage. 

Rather than hoping a bit of elbow grease will solve the problem, call on your local professional carpet cleaner.  Professional carpet cleaners are experts at removing stains from all kinds of accidents and can lift away that annoying spot without added risk to your carpet.

Mistake #2: Not vacuuming frequently.

Your normal vacuuming routine actually plays a very important role in the process of deep carpet cleaning. Vacuuming regularly helps keep dust, dirt, and grime from accumulating within your carpet. This makes deep cleaning easier when the time comes. Furthermore, this step helps limit friction caused by dirt particles, lessening the normal wear and tear your carpet undergoes between deep cleanings.

Mistake #3: Not absorbing spills fast enough. 

Don’t put off dealing with a spill until your next deep cleaning session. To prevent staining, it’s best to absorb any excess liquid right away when you have a spill. We recommend using a white paper towel or white cotton cloth to do so. 

You can also lengthen the window of time in which you can safely absorb spills by opting for a stain protectant at your next deep cleaning.  This specialty option includes a deep clean as well as the application of a stain protectant, which shields carpet fibers from stains and temporarily prevents the absorption of liquids by the carpet.

Mistake #4: Using large volumes of water.

Too much water during the deep cleaning process can leave your carpets soaking wet and vulnerable to mold growth. If you have ever noticed a mildew-like smell after cleaning your carpets, this is likely the reason. 

Opting for a carpet cleaning method that makes a point of using less water than conventional cleaning is your best bet for a deep clean that doesn’t leave your carpets wet for hours on end.

Mistake #5: Renting a steam cleaning machine.

You may assume that renting a steam cleaning machine from a local dealer or supermarket is the best way to really deep clean your carpets, but this is far from the truth. Oftentimes, these machines are poorly maintained and difficult to use. Plus, they require the application of a carpet shampoo or detergent, which can be tough, if not impossible, to fully remove from your carpet.  Shampoo and detergent actually leave a dirt attracting residue when not completely extracted from the carpet.  This will lead to your carpets getting dirtier faster.

Mistake #6: Failure to eliminate pet accidents.

Not only is it difficult to deal with a pet urine accident once one has occurred, but it’s also tough to know where past accidents may have taken place, including accidents you may not have even known about. If not treated properly, the odor from pet accidents can travel through the entire home and impact your health and your happiness. The smell emitted from an accident area also often leads to repeat incidents in the same area until it is properly eliminated. In addition, because pet urine is acidic, it will permanently discolor your carpet if it is allowed to remain over an extended period of time.

Mistake #7: Not calling on professionals for deep carpet cleaning.

The best way to ensure your carpets have been comprehensively cleaned and that nothing is left behind is to partner with a carpet cleaning professional that uses a proven process. At Chem-Dry, we’ve developed the proprietary HCE process that allows us to conduct deep carpet cleaning without the use of detergents, excessive liquid, or intensive scrubbing. HCE is performed using the power of carbonation to lift away dirt and stains and leave carpets clean and dry in just a few hours.

Wednesday, November 23, 2022

Carpet Care and Maintenance

If you want your carpet to look its best for as long as possible, protecting your investment while also enhancing the comfort of your home, following proper maintenance practices is a must. Not only will the proper cleaning practices help extend the life of your carpet, but they can also make a difference in your home’s indoor air quality and even preserve your carpet warranty.


Following our steps for proper care can give you confidence that you’re doing everything right when it comes to maintaining the carpet that you love.

Step 1: Vacuum on a regular basis.

Vacuuming your carpet and rugs may be something you only do when you have a few minutes to spare on a Saturday morning or right before you have company over. However, if you really want your carpet to stay plush, maintain its beautiful color, and feel fresh, you need to make a regular habit of vacuuming.

Vacuuming at least once a week is ideal, and even more frequent sessions may be necessary if your carpet receives a lot of foot traffic, if you have pets that shed, or if you have children.

In addition to how often you vacuum, how you vacuum also makes a difference. Keep in mind that running over the carpet quickly with the vacuum won’t achieve the task that you’ve set out to accomplish.

Instead, go slow and steady, making a ritual of giving the equipment time to suction up the dirt and dust that’s fallen onto your carpet over the past week. It’s also important to carefully tend to corners and any oddly shaped crevices, and also to empty out or replace your vacuum bag before it is completely full.

Step 2: Deal with spills and accidents right away.

When it comes to preventing deep-set stains, quick action is key. Always keep a cloth or paper towels somewhere within easy reach, so you can carefully blot liquids before they seep into carpet fibers. Choose white rather than colored or printed fabric, as the dyes can transfer to the moist carpet.

Refrain from rubbing or scrubbing the area, and instead gently pat it with the cloth until it is basically dry. Never use a brush, as the harsh bristles can fray carpet fibers and push the stain deeper into the carpet. If there are any solid particles involved in the accident, scoop them up and then finish off by vacuuming the area.

After you’ve done this quick work, give our carpet cleaners a call. You can trust us to remove spots resulting from some of the worse stain-causing culprits, from red wine to chocolate. Furthermore, leaving stain removal to our professionals can help you avoid doing further damage to your carpet through the use of store-bought stain removers that may not be made for your particular carpet type.

Step 3: Take preventative measures.

There are some simple preventative measures you can implement to prevent excess dirt and grime from being tracked into your home and onto your carpet. One is to halt dirt at the door with two doormats - one outside, and one inside.

Taking off your shoes before entering your home is an even better solution, as you won’t risk having outside contaminants coming into contact with the carpets your children and pets play on. Even if you do implement a no-shoes policy, it’s still a good idea to keep the doormats in place just in case a visitor walks in or a family member forgets to take their shoes off.

As another preventative measure, our carpet cleaners can apply a protective stain repellant to your carpets. This solution will coat carpet fibers with a professionally developed formula that gives you more time to absorb stain-causing liquid before it can start to damage your carpet.

Step 4: Bring in professional carpet cleaners on a regular basis.

Calling on professional carpet cleaners is a must if you want to give your carpets proper care. Our professionals utilize in-depth techniques that lift away dirt and grime that’s made its way deep into your carpet, preventing this soil from becoming compacted over time.

Through our Hot Carbonating Extraction process, we can also erase traffic patterns and stains, refreshing the look and feel of your carpet and protecting its lifespan by removing the dust and dander that would otherwise wear down its fibers over the long run. For the best results, we recommend having your carpet professionally cleaned at least once per year, and preferably every 6 months if you’re a pet owner.

Make sure you’re following all the right steps for carpet care by getting started with our professional carpet cleaners. Contact Johnson County Chem-Dry at (817) 558-3113 for details about our services and to connect with a knowledgeable technician near you!


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Tuesday, June 21, 2022

Why Should I Choose Carpet for my Home?


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Whether you are building a new home or embarking on home improvements for your current house, one of the most common questions is whether you should choose carpet or hard flooring. Both have benefits, but when it comes to cleaning, carpets just might be easier to deal with. Especially when you have a trusted carpet cleaning company on call.

Why Carpets are Such a Great Addition to Any Home

There are a number of reasons why people are drawn to carpets for their home, and carpets have some surprising benefits. If you are debating between carpeting or hard flooring, consider these advantages:

Carpets Contribute to the Style of Your Home

Your carpets offer an instant style statement. With the range of colors and textures available, hard floors simply are no competition in this area. Carpets can act as a neutral backdrop or even can become the focal point of your interior decor if you choose to go with a bold color or pattern.

Carpets can Improve Indoor Air Quality

As long as proper carpet cleaning is done on a regular basis, your carpets will passively trap dust particles, pollen, and other airborne pollutants, taking them out of the air your family breathes. When you opt for hard flooring, dust and other pollutants are kicked back up into the air. With carpet, dust is securely held in your carpet, giving you the chance to inhale cleaner air at home without investing in a more high-tech air-cleaning solution.

Carpets Bring Warmth and Comfort to Any Room

Carpets are simply more cozy than many other floor types. Whether you’re simply walking across the room or if choose to take a seat and spread out a project on the floor, you’ll be more comfortable on carpet than a hard surface. Carpets also provide a level of thermal insulation, which can conserve energy in cooler seasons.

Carpets Offer a Safe Landing

In addition to cushioning each step you take, carpet is also a less slippery surface than hard floors. This feature can give families extra peace of mind if there are little ones running around the house or elderly adults at risk of falling. When falls do occur, the soft, springy texture of carpet cushions falls and minimizes the potential for injuries.

Carpets Absorb Noise

Noise bounces off hard floors, making even smaller homes feel loud and echoey. Noise transference between rooms is especially challenging in today’s open floor plan homes.

In contrast, carpets absorb the sounds of chatter, foot traffic, and entertainment systems to bring more peace and quiet to your living environment. This noise absorption also helps block sound from transmitting between floors, ensuring entertainment stays in the entertainment room rather than blasting through your home.

Maintaining and Cleaning Carpet is Easy

Maintaining the carpet in your home is easy too. Weekly, or more frequent, vacuuming is essential to removing surface dust, pet hair, and other debris. With twice yearly professional carpet cleaning, deep-set dirt and dust is removed. Regular professional carpet cleaning also ensures your carpets retain their best features and continue to perform at the highest level.

When you call on the experts at Johnson County Chem-Dry, you can enjoy a fresh, clean carpet without having to invest in machinery of your own or worry about the risk of mold and mildew growth. Our Hot Carbonating Extraction process removes deep-set dirt and grime by leveraging the power of carbonation and an non-toxic, detergent-free cleaner that doesn’t leave a dirt-attracting residue on your carpet. Plus, our innovative approach uses about 80% less water than traditional steam cleaners. As a result, your carpet will be dry and ready to enjoy within hours!

 

 

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Friday, March 11, 2022

Coping with Spring Allergies

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Carpet Cleaning Professional Advice

When winter comes to an end, opening the windows to let some fresh air in can feel luxurious. However, for many of us, a nearly invisible enemy is waiting just outside. If you suffer from springtime allergies, you’re not alone. Our carpet cleaning service is here to help you find relief from common non-living allergens and enjoy a more comfortable home environment. 

Understanding Allergy Symptoms

When plants blossom in the spring season, they produce and release tiny particles of pollen to fertilize other plants. The pollen produced by different varieties of trees, grasses, and flowers can be carried long distances by the wind and trigger symptoms in those who are allergic. 

When you have an allergy to pollen, your immune system perceives those tiny pollen grains as a foreign substance to combat. In an effort to repel the particles, your body may react in a way that generates the following symptoms: 

  • Frequent sneezing
  • Congested or runny nose
  • Watery eyes
  • An itching sensation in the mouth, eyes, or nose
  • Skin irritation or a rash
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Finding Relief From Spring Allergies

If allergies are affecting your quality of life, it’s important to make an appointment with a board-certified allergist who can design a treatment plan for your specific allergy. Following your doctor’s recommended treatment plan can definitely help relive allergy symptoms.

But did you know there are also several things you can do to limit your exposure to allergens and improve how you feel during allergy season. For example, you may choose to spend your time outdoors in between peak pollen times. Pollen counts are generally highest in the morning and at dusk, and are especially high on warm, windy days. When you do go out and about, opt to wear sunglasses and a hat to prevent having pollen come in contact with your eyes and getting stuck in your hair.

Because pollen can be tracked from the outdoors into your home environment, a space that should be your safe haven from allergens, it is important to take precautions throughout the spring season. We suggest taking the following steps to minimize allergens circulating in your home:

  • Avoid opening windows, especially on high pollen count days
  • Take off your shoes before entering the house
  • Shower and wash your hair after going outside
  • Change clothes after being outdoors
  • Wash bed linens on a weekly basis 
  • Towel down pets before they come indoors
  • Utilize a professional upholstery and carpet cleaning service

How Our Carpet Cleaning Service can Help You Deal with Allergens

At Chem-Dry, our goal isn’t only to help make your home look cleaner by giving your carpet and upholstery a deep clean. We also aim to make your home a healthier space that is more comfortable to live in. We are proud to offer upholstery and carpet cleaning services that help protect people who suffer from common allergies and enable them to find relief when they’re at home.

It’s important to keep in mind that your carpets and upholstered furniture act like an air filter in your home. When they are clogged with too much dust and dirt, more airborne particles will be left to circulate in the air. As a result, ensuring your carpets are regularly deep cleaned can help boost their performance and minimize airborne allergens in the space where you spend most of your time.

Our carpet cleaning service utilizes the Hot Carbonating Extraction (HCE) process to remove 98.1% of common non-living allergens on average from carpet*. Wondering how we found this specific number? We had our core cleaning process tested by an independent laboratory to ensure we are doing our part to help people cope with allergies. We are proud to play an important role in keeping your home healthy and comfortable, so you can enjoy spring and the warmer weather.

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