Maintenance & Tips

A leaking pen, a child who “just” draws, or a signature on your lap: an ink stain on the sofa happens faster than you think. The good news: in many...

A cup of yogurt tipping over: it happens faster than you think. And because yogurt contains proteins and fats, it can leave a sticky stain that attracts dirt and, once...

A lipstick stain may look small, but can be surprisingly stubborn. Lipstick often contains fats, waxes, and color pigments that quickly cling to fibers or soak into a floor finish....

Chewing gum in the carpet: it happens faster than you think. One wrong move (pulling hard, hot water, harsh solvents) can damage the fibers or leave a permanent mark. Fortunately,...

Spilled a can of paint or got a paint splatter on the sofa after DIY-ing? It happens faster than you think. The good news: in many cases, you can remove...

An ointment stain happens in no time: a tube of hand cream on the sofa, a jar of tiger balm that tips over, or a greasy ointment that accidentally gets...

An afternoon in the park, sports on the field, or kids playing in the garden: it’s all part of life. Less fun is that green mark on your carpet, rug,...

Limescale: you see it on taps and tiles, but also on floors, skirting boards and sometimes even on furniture legs or around a plant pot. The annoying thing is that...

A pencil mark may seem harmless, but on a light-colored sofa, carpet, or PVC floor, it can end up in just the wrong spot. Fortunately, pencil (graphite) is usually easy...

A black shoe mark on your vinyl, PVC, or LVT floor happens in no time: a twist on the heel, a heavy shoe sole, or a new rubber sneaker… and...

A tar stain is one of those spots that looks small, but can quickly become embedded in your floor or upholstery. Think of splatters from fresh asphalt, tar under your...

Fruit stains may seem harmless, but they can be surprisingly stubborn. Think of berry juice with colorants, citrus with acids, or banana that dries “sticky.” The good news: with the...