Spot vs. Stain: What’s the Difference?
At The Cleaning Guy, we know how vital it is to maintain the beauty of your carpets, upholstery, and rugs—whether you’re a homeowner creating a welcoming space or a designer…
Viscose Exposed: A Designer’s Guide to Smart Textile Choices
In over 40 years of working with textiles, we’ve gained unparalleled expertise in handling all types of materials, weaves, and patterns. As part of our commitment to the industry, we…
The Hidden Role of Carpets, Rugs, and Upholstery in Indoor Air Quality
As a designer or retailer, you curate beautiful spaces for your clients—spaces where comfort, aesthetics, and functionality meet. But did you know that the carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture you…
The Cleaning Guy Brings Fiber ProTector® to the Canadian Market
The Cleaning Guy Inc. is proud to introduce Fiber ProTector America to the Ontario and Canadian markets!Fiber ProTector® products were created with the high-end marketplace in mind, catering to demanding…
The Value of Textile Maintenance
Carpets, rugs, and upholstery endure daily wear, accumulating hidden soils, allergens, and bacteria that routine vacuuming cannot fully remove. Regular professional cleaning not only ensures a cleaner, healthier living environment…
Spot Removal Tips
Practical (and safe) Spot removal tips. “One person’s disaster is another person’s opportunity” Unknown While some carpet fibers are more resilient than others, all of us have mishaps occasionally and…
How to Choose the Best Carpet for your Home
the choices… Part 2Choosing the right carpet for your home can be overwhelming. Today we cover the choice of materials for broadloom.Last time I shared how you can “wade through…
Floor Manufacturers and Carpet Cleaners – When Partnership Happens….
I noted in the early years of my career in the cleaning business, a distinct & prevalent “us v them” mindset harboured by the manufacturers of floor coverings and the…
The Economics of Cleaning
A couple of years ago I was asked to speak at an industry event in Toronto. While my topics were rangy, there was a decided interest in all things “green”…