Archive | September, 2010

First Aid Treatment for Spills for Consumers

September 14, 2010

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At All Aces Services all of our technicians are fully trained through the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) and benefit from the secrets we have developed at All Aces Services over the last 21 years.

We have a specialised stain removal division that can remove stains such as: red wine, grease, oil, gravy, beer, soft drinks, blood, egg, candle wax, crayons, chocolate, coffee, tea, cream, milk, faeces, furniture stains, chewing gum, glue, ink, tomato sauce, cordial drinks, liquor, mustard, mould/mildew, paint, nail polish, urine, rust, soil filtration lines, shoe polish, lipstick, vomit etc.

We can remove 99% of all stains. We provide specialised treatments to remove stains that others can’t.

Without having a technician on hand 24 hours/7 days, here are some tips so that you clean your own spill/spot:

Step 1: Absorb Excess with sponge or towel. Do not rub – wipe and scoop. Rubbing leaves the area looking different and is not going to make a difference to getting the stain out.

Step 2: Place a damp towel over stain and press down to absorb moisture. Do not rub – do not use spotters or detergents from the supermarket as many will leave residues that will cause re-occurring stains and others contain bleaching agents that can damage your fibre and/or colour, or use our All Aces Services Home Pro Spotter (see below) as directed. Then blot with a dry towel.

Step 3: If step 2 is unsuccessful, do not experiment.  All stains are a chemical of one kind or another.  Your stain may respond to a specific chemical.  Call a professional for advice eg. All Aces Services.

All Aces Services: Home Pro Spotter

For Safe and Effective Removal of Most Stains!home pro spotter First Aid Treatment for Spills for Consumers

All Aces Services Spot and Stain Remover has a neutral pH and yet will remove over 85% of stains from carpet and upholstery safely and effectively!  Home Pro Spotter has a unique synergistic action that works extremely well on most water-based stains, as well as many combination oil and water-based stains.

Use Home Pro Spotter to remove these “impossible” stains: blood, pet stains, urine, tomato sauce, chocolate, coffee, tea, food, liquor, most shoe polish, cosmetics, crayon, washable ink, grime, iodine, mildew, oil, latex, paint and many more!!!
Exceptions: dyes, indelible ink, bleach, or stains set by heat or other cleaning processes.

Almost every spot can be removed if taken care of immediately.

The longer the spill is allowed to dwell on the carpet or upholstery, the more chance there is of permanent discoloration.  Some spots and spills require the professional equipment, cleaning solutions and skills of a professional carpet cleaner for proper removal.  Repeated attempts to remove the spot may set the stain or cause permanent damage to the carpet.  Remember, in fabric spotting, you should blot the area that you are treating, not rub it.  Rubbing can cause permanent damage to the fibre.spot stain banner First Aid Treatment for Spills for Consumers

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Cleaning for Asthma and Allergies

September 7, 2010

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Spring has sprung and this is usually the season where a lot of people develop hayfever and other allergy symptoms due to the many pollens and allergens in the air.  Allergens are hard to avoid since many of them float in the air.  Cleaning (like dusting and vacuuming) can stir up the air and the allergens in it.  Just like other particles in the air, sometimes cleaning products can “trigger” an asthma attack but it is still important to clean.  If you don’t dust and clean, mould and other allergens will build up, making asthma symptoms worse.allergy cleanequip Cleaning for Asthma and Allergies

If you have allergies or asthma, here are some important tips:

  • Read and follow label directions on cleaning products.  The label directions give the proper amount of product to use, how to use the product and any special safety advice.
  • If you use spray products, spray the cleaner on a cloth or sponge first instead of on the surface.
  • Break your cleaning into small tasks.  Spread it out over several days instead of doing it all at once.
  • Clean in a “well-ventilated” area – open a door and a window or turn on an exhaust fan.  Leave the room when you are done cleaning and allow the room to air out.
  • Try using cleaning products that have no scent or are perfume free.  Try different products to find the ones that work best for you.
  • If your asthma is severe, have someone else do the cleaning.  Try to leave home beforeallergy asthma Cleaning for Asthma and Allergies when the cleaning is being done. If you must do the cleaning yourself, wear a mask. Have asthmatic children leave the room when cleaning is being done.  Don’t ask children with asthma to dust or vacuum.  Have them do other chores like washing dishes, taking out the trash, etc.
  • Use cleaning products that are “green”.  Ones without hazardous ingredients including VOC’s (volatile organic compounds).

If you follow some easy steps you can clean safely without disrupting your life with allergy and asthma symptoms.

Please see the All Aces Services website for more details on Asthma and Allergy Cleaning.

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