Fabric Upholstery Care Tips
Some useful Fabric Care Tips from Home & Decor Magazine for your easy reference
Some useful Fabric Care Tips from Home & Decor Magazine for your easy reference
The Mite Fight
De Hygienique was recently interviewed and featured in Expat Living Magazine October issue. The editorial discussed about how to combat dust mite issue in your home.
Simply Her Magazine has awarded De Hygienique’s Mattress Hygiene Treatment with their highest rating during the Mattress Cleaning roadtest in their February 2011 issue.
There could be up to two million dust mites sharing your bed with you. When’s the last time you gave your mattress a good clean? we tried out three mattress-cleaning service.
Bedroom
We spend eight hours or more in the bedroom everyday, so keep this environment as clean as possible for a good night’s rest. Pay special attention to the bedding, which we are in the closest contact with.
It Helps to be clean
The surging cases of flu have made everyone more aware of the importance of cleanliness and personal hygiene to one’s health. As the popular adage goes, ” cleanliness is next to godliness.” Everyone’s been frantically vacuuming and wiping every nook and cranny of their homes.
Search & Destroy
Do you know where the germs are camping out in your home? Check out the latest appliances that will wipe them out.
Busting Allergens
In the past year, more children have been suffering from respiratory and skin disorders. It is largely due to less-than-ideal home conditions like dirty and wet floors and dusty mattresses, which eventually become fertile breeding grounds for house mites and bacteria.
Caring for your bedding
We spend a third of our lives sleeping, so make sure it’s on a clean bed. One of the most common allergens lurking in your sheets is the dust mite. This organism can cause reactions like sneezing and skin rash, and can alse lead to more serious illness like asthma, eczema and rhinitis.
Choose Cotton or Blends, Flannel, Silk or Satin
For the sheets you’ll be sleeping on every night, treat yourself. Choose the best you can afford. Cotton is the most popular sheet fabric, but some prefer non-wrinkling cotton blends.