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Post by Crowz on Jul 25, 2005 15:44:14 GMT -5
It has become very humid here since the thunderstorm (refereed to as "monsoon season" by locals) started. The only cooling we have is evaporative, and this increases the moisture levels in the house. In the past few weeks the carpet has become absolutely filthy in high traffic areas. No matter what we do (Scotch Guard, wiping our feet before entry, etc.) it gets worse. We have cleaned a total of 3 times this year, and are afraid to clean again because the carpet was not professionally installed (landlord did it himself and is really cheap light beige carpet) and now needs stretching in the office and hallway. Anyone else ever had this problem?
Natalie
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Post by Kevin on Jul 25, 2005 23:42:54 GMT -5
How about a dehumidifier, think that may work?, if not maybe not wearing shoes in the house at all during this time of the year.
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Post by godofcleaning on Jul 26, 2005 0:42:28 GMT -5
that is exactly what i was going to say,a dehumidifier should take most of the moisture out of the air.
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Post by monayuki on Jul 28, 2005 11:33:05 GMT -5
Try Low Moisture Cleaning using Hydrogen Peroxide which turns into Crystals.This is Low Ph and even very good for twice a week cleaning . Opening windows would be a good idea as it will change indoor air quality.
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