Immaculate Home Chem-Dry Blog
Read these tips & tricks to keep your home looking great!Stay up-to-date on the latest healthy home tips, cleaning tricks, and industry news from Immaculate Home Chem-Dry! We proudly serve customers all throughout Orange County, East Los Angeles County, and the South Bay.
How to Remove these 3 Types of Carpet Stains
Carpet stains are inevitable— pet accidents, drinks, mud, and more always seem to end up on your carpet. So what can be done when these stubborn stains wreak havoc on your carpet? The best thing to do is to call the professionals for carpet cleaning in West Covina, CA...
All About Area Rug vs. Carpet Cleaning
It’s a common misunderstanding that area rugs are just like carpets and therefore can be cleaned and treated in the same way. At Immaculate Home Chem-Dry, we provide expert carpet and area rug cleaning in East Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the South Bay, so...
How Professional Carpet Cleaning Can Help Make Your Home Healthier
It’s clear that you want a safe and healthy home, which is why you likely invest time and resources into a thorough cleaning routine. However, some of the most significant health threats in your home may come from places that you least suspect. Dirty carpets—and we’re...
The Do’s And Don’ts of Wood Floor Cleaning
The wood floors in your home require extra care and attention, but the added effort is well worth it! In fact, wood floors can typically longer than expected if properly maintained. There are various preferences and opinions out there when it comes to wood floor...
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*Based on results of studies conducted by independent laboratories of Chem-Dry’s Hot Carbonating Extraction process. Allergens tested were dog and cat dander and dust mite allergen. All bacteria results include use of sanitizer. Figures are an average across multiple homes. Hard surface bacteria tests were based on independent lab testing associated with EPA registration #s 84683-3-74771 and 70385-6; sealed stone and VCT surfaces were evaluated and bacteria tested include salmonella, influenza and E. coli.