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• Keeping Your Pediatrician's Office Clean

  22 June 2015

  If you are a pediatrician, keeping your office clean is important as small children will be in your establishment each day. Because of this, it is imperative to have cleaning done each night so your clients do not become ill by touching germs from earlier patients. Here are some tips to use around your doctor's office so it stays disinfected to help avoid the spread of illness. Use Green Products Have your cleaning crew use green products to keep children safe.

• 4 Tips For Keeping Your New Carpet Fresh And Clean

  18 June 2015

  Replacing the carpet in your home is a financial investment, but if you care for your carpeting properly, it can last for many years while still looking good and being clean. While taking care of your carpet the right way requires a bit of effort, it is well worth your time if you want to make it last as long as possible. If you are replacing the carpeting in your home, use the following tips to keep it clean and fresh:

• Watch These 3 Areas For Signs Of Mold Damage After A Flood

  15 June 2015

  While no one expects their home to be overcome by flood water, it can happen at any point in time. Whether it is a natural disaster that struck the area or a water pipe that burst in your home, flooding can cause a significant amount of damage. The key is getting the issue resolved as quickly as you can to minimize its effects. If left untreated, mold will begin growing and quickly spread throughout your property.

• Do These Four Things When Buying An Older Home

  10 June 2015

  By buying an older home, you can save a lot of money and also get a charming, historic feeling in your home. Before you settle in, though, consider making these improvements to ensure your safety and comfort.  Get a Water Filter If your new home is older, the pipes may not be in the condition that you would expect. Over time, they can corrode and leak minerals or bacteria into your tap water.

• When Spores Are Chilling Out: Dealing With Mold In Your Air Conditioner

  9 June 2015

  Your air conditioner is prime real estate for mold growth. If mold starts growing in your air conditioning unit, it can lead to allergies, respiratory issues and other health concerns. As a result, it's important that you're keeping your air conditioner clean to avoid mold development. Here are a few things you need to know about mold growth and air conditioning systems. What Causes Mold in the Air Conditioning? There are two main factors that contribute to mold growth in an air conditioning system:

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