About Me
Hi! My name is Katrina, and I have been a lifelong student of architecture. Even before I know the word "architecture", as a child, I was emotionally and aesthetically impressed by beautiful buildings and spaces. At uni, I decided to continue my studies. I decided to create this blog as a place where people who own old buildings can come to learn about the best ways to preserve them. The posts here focus on maintaining the beauty of classic architecture with integrity – to that end, these posts cover everything from environmentally friendly cleaning methods to removing architectural stains. I wish you and your architecture a long and lasting existence, and I hope you enjoy reading.
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2019
3 Practical Preparation Tips for Office Cleaning Services
Picture this: It is Monday morning, and you are rearing to go to work. You cannot wait to get to the office for the start of what you believe will be a successful week. However, you get to the office, and you meet the cleaning crew still trying to figure out where to begin. Power cables are all over the floor, the furniture is rearranged, the bins are overflowing, and some of the computers are still on.
Dog Pee Is NOT For Me! 3 Tips To Get Dog Urine Odour Out Of Your Carpet
New puppies are one of the cutest things on earth. But, much like a young child, they can create a little bit of havoc in your home until they are properly toilet trained. A puppy who wees on the carpet doesn't mean to be naughty, but if you don't deal with the issue quickly, then you could end up with a permanent smell problem. Here are three things you can do to remove the pungent smell of puppy wee from your carpet after your puppy has peed.
4 Reasons to Steam Clean Your Carpets
Even with regular vacuuming, carpets can accumulate a lot of dirt and dust. The only way to get your carpets fully clean is to steam them, which is why you should add steam cleaning into your routine. Here are four benefits of carpet steam cleaning.
1. A Healthier Home
Regular carpet steam cleaning is essential for anyone who suffers from allergies or asthma. Carpets trap a range of air pollutants that can irritate the airways, including mold spores, bacteria, pollen and pet hair.