Carpet care guides
Plain advice on looking after carpets, rugs and sofas in Hong Kong's climate, including when you can do the job yourself.
Articles
How to care for wool and Persian rugs
A carpet shop's advice on vacuuming, rotating, storing and spot-cleaning wool, Persian, oriental and Chinese rugs, and how to keep moths and mould away.
Carpets, dust mites and allergies: what actually helps
What dust mites need, how carpets fit in, and the steps that do the most good in a humid city, along with what cleaning can't do.
Carpet cleaning before you move out
What to check in your lease, how to time the clean around your move, and what to do about furniture dents, stains and receipts.
Carpet, mould and Hong Kong's humidity
Why carpets go musty in Hong Kong, how to tell when mould is a problem, how to keep humidity down in spring, and when a carpet can't be saved.
A simple office carpet maintenance schedule
A practical schedule for office and facility managers in Hong Kong, covering zones, frequencies, building rules and when to replace rather than clean.
Carpet cleaning methods compared: steam, dry cleaning and shampooing
What hot water extraction, shampooing, low-moisture and dry cleaning each do well, what they don't, and which suits which carpet.
How to remove common carpet stains
What to do in the first few minutes, and how to treat coffee, wine, grease, blood, ink and pet accidents without making them worse.
How often should you clean your carpet?
A realistic schedule for homes, pets, allergy sufferers and offices, plus the signs that a carpet needs cleaning sooner than planned.
Professional vs DIY carpet cleaning: which do you need?
An honest comparison of cleaning a carpet yourself and hiring a professional, including when DIY is plenty and when it can cause problems.
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