Stacy McCall, president and CEO of ServiceMaster by Stratos in Memphis, says, “Sweeping works fine for most floors, but vacuuming is a better choice, even for tile. Most vacuums have a hard floor ...

Deep cleaning anything is a topic we like to focus on at Rosie on the House. This week we are looking at deep cleaning tips for carpets, area rugs, and tile. You probably vacuum your carpets once or ...

Knowing how to clean tile floors the right way does so much more than just make them sparkle. It’s really about creating a healthier, more inviting home, starting from the ground up. The secret is a ...

Spring cleaning is the time to tackle deep cleaning jobs that improve the appearance of your home, and ensure that neglect doesn’t cause permanent damage to big-ticket items like appliances, fixtures ...

Want sparkling tiles without spending hours scrubbing? You may already have just what you need to tackle stubborn dirt and ...

It may seem as though simply running a mop over any hardwood floor should suffice when it comes to cleaning it, but to really maintain and preserve their appearance, removing dirt and stains and ...

There's no reason to get down on your hands and knees to clean your floors. If you want to get the job done with minimal effort, invest in a floor scrubber to do the dirty work for you. Floor ...

While vacuuming or sweeping is usually enough to keep an uncarpeted floor looking clean, there are times when you have to go one step beyond that and get out a bucket to really wash them properly.

If you’ve ever watched any show involving home renovations, you probably know how sought-after and special hardwood floors are. It’s not surprising that something so desirable probably requires a bit ...

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