July 31st, 2011
Which is easier to raise, $1000 or less than $150?
Many offices, retailers, and churches wait until the carpet becomes very dirty and ugly before asking for quotes for cleaning. This puts a burden on the budget to raise a large amount of money and usually results in extending the amount of time the carpet remains an eye sore.
The Cleaning Super Hero can provide a FREE ESTIMATE and help with the high cost of carpet cleaning for large areas.
STOP the cycle of waiting for the carpet to become so very dirty and costly to clean. Call, 205-856-1720, the Cleaning Super Hero and ask about a much better plan to help with your cleaning budget. This can save money, even if the carpet cleaning is done in house.
Tags: carpet cleaning birmingham, church carpet cleaning, commercial carpet cleaning, office carpet cleaning, reducing carpet cleaning costs
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May 6th, 2011
The Cleaning Super Hero wants you to know that your carpet can be cleaned and dry in an hour at no extra charge.
Special rates apply, so call 205-856-1720 for details.
Tags: carpet furniture upholstery floor tile
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March 10th, 2011

1 1/2 cups of dust

Even more dust that needed extraction to remove

Visible difference after cleaning
These are pictures of upholstered pews from a local church cleaned by the Cleaning Super Hero. The first picture is dust and other soils vacuumed from the pews as the first stage of cleaning. The next picture shows more dust and dirt from hot water extraction (steam cleaning).
The result of cleaning is visible in the last picture. Color is restored on the cleaned left side and dust is clearly visible on the unclean right side.
There are also other benefits that the pictures cannot demonstrate. One is the how much softer the pew upholstery feels. The other is how quickly the old, musty smell was eliminated by removing the embedded dust from the sanctuary.
Call the Cleaning Super Hero, George Barnett, at 205-856-1720 for proper upholstery cleaning for churches, homes, and offices. He can improve the appearance and help with indoor air quality.
Tags: birmingham al, carpet cleaner, church cleaning, funiture cleaner, office cleaning, steam cleaner
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May 17th, 2010

Before and After Shower Door Glass Cleaning
Shower doors can be cleaned to remove soap scum and hard water stains. Use a shower squeegee daily to remove water from the doors and frame. Weekly use a very light dilution of soap film remover to clean doors and frame. Here are a couple of links to my favorite products to use.
Pristine Soap Film Remover
Dual Blade Shower Squeegee
If problems still persist, you may need to call on the Cleaning Super Hero for expert care. Feel free to use my contact page and I will help solve the concerns with your shower / bath area.
Contact the Cleaning Superhero
Tags: how to clean a shower door
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April 10th, 2010
You can now finish the goal of having the Cleanest Home Ever by accomplishing these final steps. Perform these tasks every 1 to 2 years.
Rugs - Professionally clean
Upholstery (Unwashable) - Have professionally cleaned at least every 2 years
Carpeting - Professionally clean
Drapes - Professionally clean
Fabric Shades - Professionally clean
Wood Floors (polyurethaned) - Touch up or polish
Walls - Wash
Pantry - Clean thoroughly
Professional cleaning is necessary to prevent premature wear and to prevent permanent damage that will occur from common household dust. This will also help to maintain a clean look and feel to every surface. The Cleaning Super Hero services include carpet, rug, window treatment, and furniture upholstery cleaning that includes many types of fabrics. You get FREE fabric identification by the Cleaning Super Hero to assist in determining the right cleaner for your needs. Hardwood and laminate flooring can also be cleaned and polished.
Get your FREE estimate here: http://www.cleaningsuperhero.com/estimate.php
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Tags: clean my home, house cleaning, professional cleaner, professional cleaning
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April 4th, 2010
Perform these tasks every 6 to 12 months and you will easily meet your clean home goals.
Tile and Grout - Scrub
Upholstery (Washable) - Sponge clean
Comforter - Launder or dry-clean
Fabric shades (washable) - Wash
Lamp shades - Wash and clean
Oven - Clean
Cabinets - Empty and Clean
Slipcovers - Wash or dry-clean
Pillows - Launder or dry-clean
Condenser coil (refrigerator) - Vacuum or dust
Filter (stove hood) - Wash and dry
The Cleaning Super Hero services include natural stone, tile and grout cleaning. Also furniture upholstery cleaning that includes many types of fabrics. You get FREE fabric identification by the Cleaning Super Hero to assist in determining the right cleaner for your needs. Call 205-856-1720 to speak with George Barnett, Cleaning Superhero
The Cleaning Super Hero also carries quality cleaning products for use by home owners. Convenient online ordering. http://www.cleaningsuperhero.com/products1.php
Tags: cleaning chart, cleaning my home, cleaning schedule, help cleaning
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March 27th, 2010
You want the cleanest home ever. Meet your goal by performing the following tasks every 3 to 6 months.
Curtains - Launder or Hand Wash
Mattresses - Vacuum every 3 months - Flip every 6 months
Blinds - Wooden - Vacuum or Wash
Drapes - Deep Vacuum - I recommend horsehair attachment
Windows - Wash Inside and Out
Furniture - Leather - Clean and Condition
Stove Hood - Clean and Degrease
Appliances - Stainless Steel - Polish
Refrigerator - Clean Inside
Baseboards - Clean and Wash Down
Coffeemaker - Clean and Descale
The Cleaning Superhero ultrasonically cleans blinds, window treatments, and mattresses. Call him at 205-856-1720 for FREE estimates. Online estimate request form can be found here: http://www.cleaningsuperhero.com/estimate.php
When dirt has you down and your energy is zero.
Wipe away that frown by calling the Cleaning Superhero!
Tags: al, Birmingham, cleanest home, home cleaner, mattress, window
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March 20th, 2010
You are well on the way to the cleanest home ever. Now it is time to concentrate on the monthly cleaning tasks.
Upholstery - Vacuum / I suggest using a horsehair attachment
Stove burner grates - Scrub Clean
Wastebaskets - Clean and disinfect, inside and out
Moldings - Dust / A microfiber duster is great for this
Doorknobs - Wipe down and disinfect
Kitchen Cabinets - Wipe down exterior
Ceiling Fans - Wipe off and dust / Very easily done with microfiber duster
Microwave - Clean and deodorize
Have you and your pets been inside all winter? Now is the time to call the Cleaning Super Hero, George Barnett, 205-856-1720 and get your carpet cleaned with a unique peroxide based cleaner and great smelling deodorizer for carpet and furniture upholstery.
Always FREE estimates for prices on all services. http://www.cleaningsuperhero.com/estimate.php
Tags: carpet. birmingham, deodorize, disinfect, furniture, pet odors, pet stains, steam cleaner, upholstery
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March 14th, 2010
Are you ready for warmer weather? With warmer temperatures come the need to freshen your home from being closed up all winter.
The Cleaning SuperHero will guide you through an organized plan for Spring Cleaning.
Begin by getting everyone involved. These tasks should be done weekly:
Dust all hard surfaces. This includes floors. (Microfiber works best dry. Even kids can do this)
Mop floors and vacuum carpet.
Scrub and disinfect kitchen sinks.
Wipe down appliances.
Clean shower. (Natural stone may require stone safe cleaners)
Counters should be cleaned and disinfected.
Scrub and clean bathtub.
Scrub and disinfect toilets.
Change and launder sheets.
There are many allergens and pollutants in your carpeting and upholstery that should be removed and spring is the best time to do just that. Carpeting and upholstery will collect much more that just dust and dirt. The fibers that are used in upholstery materials and rugs and carpets are a perfect breeding ground for dust mites, mildew, mold, fungi and other microorganisms that can all be serious allergens for everyone; especially for those who have particular sensitivities already.
Call the George Barnett, Cleaning Super Hero, at 205-856-1720 for carpet and upholstery cleaning that features the peroxide rinse to help make your home as fresh as the outdoor spring air.
You can request and estimate here. FREE Estimate
Tags: allergens, birmingham alabama, carpet cleaner, carpet cleaning, disinfect, dust mites, furniture cleaner, how to, mildew, mold, spring cleaning, upholstery
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November 8th, 2009
The number 1 concern among homeowners with natural stone in their bath and shower area is removing soap scum and mildew. A soap film can become a problem within 6 months and mildew will begin as a result, causing mildew stains.
The Cleaning Superhero offers this tip:
In the bath or other wet areas, soap scum can be minimized by spraying a light mist of a stone safe cleaner and using a squeegee after each use. To remove soap scum, use a soap scum remover made specifically for natural stone. If soap scum and hard water deposits become difficult to remove, contact the Cleaning Superhero for a FREE evaluation and estimate on professional cleaning. Many of his repeat clients have their shower and bath area cleaned every 6 months to remove soap scum and have a mildew treatment applied. At the time of cleaning, it would be a good idea to have a stone sealer applied. Very important if the stone in the shower is slate.
Want to do it yourself? Call the Cleaning Superhero at 205-856-1720 to get the same concentrated soap scum remover, mildew treatment, and spray on cleaning product he uses for natural stone.

Stone Safe Soap Film / Scum Remover
Tags: cleaning soap scum, granite, marble, natural stone, onyx, shower, slate, travertine
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