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Yep, you sure do need to clean your carpets, flooring, and upholstery, and here’s why. Every day dirt and debris get repeatedly tracked into our homes, and it settles on floors and furniture surfaces. Over time that dirt and debris works itself deeper and deeper into the carpet fiber, even sinking below into the padding and sub-flooring. (Same goes for furniture upholstery.) This dirt can harbor foul odors, allergens, and bacteria. It is also abrasive to carpet fiber, breaking it down and degrading the quality over time. Integrating a healthy habit of regular carpet cleaning into your home care routine prolongs the life of your carpet and removes the primary culprit behind unwanted odors, allergens, and bacteria.

We recommend a whole house cleaning two times per year. Additional intermittent cleaning is recommended based upon each home, considering lifestyle factors such as number and nature of occupants, high traffic zones, and seasonal activity. Here are some good rules of thumb to consider: High traffic areas: Implement regular cleaning for high traffic areas in your home as frequently as every 3 months. High traffic areas see heavy foot traffic and include entryways, hallways, stairs, living rooms, play rooms, and kitchen floors. Keeping your high traffic areas clean prevents dirt and debris from being tracked into other areas of your home. Pets: Establish a regular cleaning schedule as frequently as every 3 months if you have indoor pets. Pet dander and fur are particularly agitating to the human respiratory system, and abrasive to carpet fiber and flooring. In addition, the dirt and bacteria tracked in by tiny paws at doorways and debris accumulation around litter boxes and feeding stations can develop bacteria and leave lingering odors. Seasonal factors: Living in the Pacific Northwest states of Washington and Oregon brings its own set of seasonal challenges for your home care. Rain, sleet, and snow lead to damp flooring. Mud, dirt, pollen, and leaf litter are common particulates that get tracked in no matter how often you clean your home. Consider the seasons and their unique challenges as you establish a cleaning rhythm for your home.