Bring the Whole Cushion, Not Just the Cover: What Outdoor Cushion Cleaning Really Involves
It seems like the logical thing to do: your outdoor cushions need cleaning, the covers have zippers, so why not remove the covers and bring those in by themselves? There’s one problem. Once a cushion cover is removed, cleaned, and dried separately, even a small amount of shrinkage can make it difficult or impossible to…
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Jake Puente Earns Certified Rug Specialist Designation
We’re proud to share that our Operations Manager, Jake Puente, received his Certified Rug Specialist (CRS) designation at the annual convention for the Association of Rug Care Specialists (ARCS) in Portland this past April. He is CRS #85, and to our knowledge, the only Certified Rug Specialist active in Washington state. Jake has been with…
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A Cleaner First Impression: Why Upholstery Care Matters for Businesses
Walk into a professional office, medical practice, hotel lobby, or retail showroom, and one of the first things people notice is the seating. Chairs in waiting areas. Sofas in reception spaces. Conference room furniture where important conversations happen. These surfaces shape the first impression your space makes. When upholstery looks fresh and well cared for,…
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Professional Rug Binding vs. Serging: Which Edge Finish Is Best for Your Rug?
The Small Detail That Makes a Big Difference in Rug Care Rugs do more than soften a room. They absorb daily life. Footsteps, pet paws, furniture movement, vacuum passes, and even the occasional spill all leave their mark over time. While most homeowners focus on surface cleaning, the edges of a rug quietly take the…
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Why DIY Carpet Cleaning Doesn’t Eliminate Pet Odors for Good
Why Pet Odors Are So Stubborn and What Really Gets Rid of Them Few things make a home feel less welcoming than a lingering pet odor that just will not go away. You vacuum. You scrub. You spray something that smells fresh at first. Then, a few days later, the odor is back. If you…
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Beat the Spring Rush: Why Winter Is the Best Time for Carpet Cleaning
A Fresh, Healthy Home Starts Long Before the First Signs of Spring Winter might feel early to think about “spring cleaning,” but it’s actually the smartest time to get ahead of the mess. In the Greater Seattle area, months of rain, mud, and indoor living leave carpets and rugs loaded with dirt, moisture, and allergens,…
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Keeping Floors Safe & Clean for Families with Babies
Your baby’s first world is right beneath them Before they ever take their first steps, babies spend most of their time exploring the world on all fours, rolling, crawling, and sitting on your floors. While that new carpet or cherished rug might look clean, it can quietly harbor dust mites, bacteria, allergens, and residues that…
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Why Professional Upholstery Cleaning Extends the Life of Your Furniture
Think about your favorite spot on the sofa. Maybe it’s the corner cushion where you curl up with coffee, or the chair by the window where your dog likes to nap. Over time, those everyday moments leave traces, like body oils, pet dander, dust, and crumbs, that slowly work their way into the fibers. The…
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How Can I Maintain My Rugs At Home?
Rugs add warmth, style, and comfort to your home, but they require proper care to keep them looking their best. Regular maintenance not only prolongs their life but also ensures they remain a stunning centerpiece in your space. Here are some tips from D.A. Burns & Sons on how to maintain your rugs at home.…
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How Often Should I Have My Tile And Stone Floors Cleaned?
When it comes to maintaining the beauty of your tile and stone floors, regular cleaning is essential. Not only does it enhance the attractiveness of your home, but it also prolongs the life of your flooring. But how often should you schedule tile and grout cleaning? In this article, D.A. Burns & Sons will get…
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