Sunny Hills Cleans Orange County

Removing Pen ink from Couches

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 10/08/19

Fill a clean medicine dropper with hydrogen peroxide. Drip the peroxide from the dropper around the ink pen stain on the couch. This will create a barrier so that the ink stain does not spread.

Then blot the ink stain with the white rag. Work from the outside of the ink stain toward the center. Add more acetone or alcohol clean portions of the towel and blot with the clean section as the ink begins to lift onto the rag. Continue blotting until the ink no longer transfers to the rag.

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Treating Pet Urine Smell On Carpet (DIY)

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 10/01/19

Step 1: Blot, Don't Rub. Use a paper towel to blot the stain dry. ...
Step 2: Apply The Vinegar. In a bucket, water bottle, or spray bottle, mix together a solution of 50% water and 50% vinegar. ...
Step 3: Pour Some Baking Soda Then Wait.

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CARPET CLEANING

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 08/13/19

Rez-Free Carpet Cleaning

Undoubtedly, you've heard claims for 100% organic products before and been skeptical, but we let our product speak for itself. No other cleaning solution comes close to the cleaning capabilities and the lasting cleaning effect that our Rez-Free has on carpets. Our process is the healthiest and safest way to clean because we do not dump gallons of chemicals into your carpet which promote bacteria and mold growth which will make you very ill. For more information call us at (714) 259-9999

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Area Rug Cleaning !

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 01/31/18

To insure the colorfastness of your investment, we inspect and pre-test all colors. We use only soft and gentle brighteners, and naturally "air" dry all rugs. Hand cleaning is essential in maintaining your cherished valuable area rugs. Each rug is treated with individual care and attention. Important factors such as fiber content, dyes, and the weave and loom of the rug, will help us to determine the method of cleaning for your rug.

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Carpet Cleaning-Blood Stains

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 11/20/17

What you will need: Clear dish washing detergent- mix 1/4 teaspoon of detergent with 1 cup warm water. Hydrogen Peroxide/Ammonia solution- mix 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide (3% solution available in drug stores) with one teaspoon undiluted, unscented clear, non sudsy, household ammonia. Mixture must be used within two hours of mixing. White vinegar Clean dry cloths Paper towels Plastic Wrap Scrape or blot up excess spill.

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CARPET CLEANING !

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 10/11/16

Rez-Free Carpet Cleaning

Undoubtedly, you've heard claims for 100% organic products before and been skeptical, but we let our product speak for itself. No other cleaning solution comes close to the cleaning capabilities and the lasting cleaning effect that our Rez-Free has on carpets. Our process is the healthiest and safest way to clean because we do not dump gallons of chemicals into your carpet which promote bacteria and mold growth which will make you very ill. For more information call us at (714) 259-9999

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DRAPERY CLEANING

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 08/11/16

Getting your drapes cleaned by professional cleaners can extend their life and free your home of unwanted dust, grime, dirt, pet hair, and other allergens.

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How To Remove Marker Stains On Upholstery

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 05/12/16

Use hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol on microfiber upholstery.

To clean a marker stain from microfiber upholstery, apply a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to a clean towel and use this to scrub at the stain for 10 15 minutes.

Next, apply a little rubbing alcohol to a different towel and use this to scrub the stain for 10 to 15 minutes.
Use a third clean towel dampened with water to clean off any remaining marker. Blot the area dry using a dry towel.

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DRYER VENT CLEANING !!

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 03/17/16

DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU !

There's a hidden fire hazard in almost every home...it's the dryer vent! Over time, your dryer vent fills with lint that sneaks by your dryer's filter. Fires can occur when lint builds up in the dryer or in the exhaust duct. Lint can block the flow of air, cause excessive heat build-up, and result in a fire in some dryers. Isolated incident? Not at all. The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that over 15,000 dryer related fires occur each year causing an estimated 97 million dollars in property loss

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Friendly Tip On Odor Removal !

by Sunny Hills Cleans on 01/25/16

Techniques For Removing Odors From Carpets !!!

By the time carpet odors reach our noses, the problem may already be quite serious. That doesn’t mean, however, it cannot be resolved. The first step in treating any odor issue is to uncover and remove the source, and then clean the area quickly and thoroughly.

Routine cleaning likely won’t be enough to remove odors once they’ve established themselves in the carpet. Therefore, after removing surface debris, it may be necessary to conduct a deep flushing of contaminants via hot-water extraction using a sub-surface tool.

Even then, hot-water extraction alone may not be enough for strong or offensive odors. In these cases, it’s necessary to also apply a deodorizing agent or odor neutralizer. This is not a one-size-fits-all proposition. Although there are some broad-spectrum neutralizers, most products are designed for specific odors (mildew, food, human waste, etc.).

It’s important that cleaning technicians know the source of a smell before treating it. They must also understand the proper decontamination agents for various types of odors. Deodorization can fail when someone uses the wrong chemical.

We suggests testing the chemical on a small patch of carpeting to see if the treatment will work before neutralizing an entire carpet. There’s no point in wasting money on labor and chemicals for a process that ultimately won’t work.

If the neutralizer appears to alleviate the odor, continue with a topical treatment of the entire area. If a carpet is not glued down, we will often detach it from the tack strips and also treat the carpet backing.

“We want the neutralizer to make contact with whatever is causing the odor. This process allows our team to asses any odor issues with the sub-floor and to replace affected padding, if needed.

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