#vinyl floor cleaning service

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Deep Cleaning Vinyl Floors: A Comprehensive Guide

Vinyl Guard creates a shield that shields the floor from stains, and scratches as well as any daily use by ensuring that the floor retains its attractive appearance for a longer period.

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DW Vinyl Floor Cleaning Singapore

DW Vinyl Floor Cleaning Singapore is a Vinyl floor care & protection specialist - providing reliable and professional vinyl deep clenaing and vinyl protective coating services. We also provide floor cleaning services such as vinyl floor cleaning, vinyl floor deep cleaning, floor deep cleaning, terrazzo floor cleaning, porcelain tile cleaning, and tile cleaning - all at reasonable prices. We also offer floor polishing services such as marble floor polishing, parquet floor polishing, and wood floor polishing. Our team of experts will ensure effective solutions for your vinyl flooring by giving it the attention they deserve. Do not hesitate to contact us via WhatsApp at +65 8241 0032 for any of your queries!

1090 Lower Delta Road #04-06D, Singapore 169201

+65 6233 2193

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The Importance of Vinyl Floor Cleaning and Polishing Services

Vinyl Guards: For comprehensive vinyl floor protection and maintenance, consider Vinyl Guards, a trusted provider of professional cleaning, floor polishing service, and maintenance services. With our expertise and dedication to excellence, we'll help you keep your floors looking their best for years to come.

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Pressure Washing Company in Denver - Denver Handyman Serivces Llc

What is pressure washing used for?

Pressure washing is a versatile cleaning method that uses a high-pressure stream of water to remove dirt, grime, mold, mildew, and other contaminants from various surfaces. It is widely used for both residential and commercial applications due to its effectiveness and efficiency. Here are common uses for pressure washing:

Exterior Cleaning: Pressure washing is commonly used to clean the exterior of buildings, including houses, apartments, and commercial structures. It can remove accumulated dirt, dust, and stains from siding, brick, stucco, and other exterior surfaces.

Driveways and Walkways: Pressure washing is effective in cleaning concrete driveways, sidewalks, and pathways, removing oil stains, algae, mold, and other substances that can accumulate over time.

Decks and Patios: Wooden decks and concrete or stone patios can benefit from pressure washing to remove dirt, moss, mildew, and stains. It helps maintain the appearance of outdoor living spaces.

Fences: Pressure washing is useful for cleaning and revitalizing various types of fences, including wood, vinyl, and metal. It removes dirt, mildew, and other contaminants, restoring the fence's appearance.

Vehicles: Pressure washers are often used to clean cars, trucks, boats, and other vehicles. The adjustable pressure settings allow for gentle cleaning of delicate surfaces while providing enough power to remove stubborn dirt and grime.

Roofs: While care must be taken not to damage roofing materials, pressure washing can be used to clean moss, algae, and debris from roofs. It's important to use the appropriate pressure and technique to avoid causing harm to the roof.

Gutters: Pressure washing can help clean out gutters and downspouts, removing leaves, dirt, and other debris that can lead to clogs and drainage issues.

Outdoor Furniture: Patio furniture, including tables and chairs, can be effectively cleaned using pressure washing to remove accumulated dirt and stains.

Concrete and Masonry Surfaces: Pressure washing is commonly used for cleaning concrete driveways, sidewalks, and masonry surfaces, such as retaining walls and garden borders.

It's important to use the right pressure washer settings and appropriate nozzles for each task to avoid damage to surfaces. Additionally, safety precautions, such as wearing protective gear, should be followed when using pressure washers.

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DW Post Renovation Cleaning Singapore

DW Post Renovation Cleaning Singapore is your go-to choice for reliable post renovation cleaning services in Singapore. Our services include floor deep cleaning services (vinyl floor cleaning, vinyl floor deep cleaning, terrazzo floor cleaning, tile deep cleaning) while our floor polishing services include marble floor polishing, parquet floor polishing, and wood floor polishing. Additionally, our vinyl floor deep cleaning includes protective coating services. This helps to care for your floors and make them shine. Our comprehensive cleaning solutions cover every inch of your property, including the kitchen, living/dining area, bathroom, bedroom, and even your service yard or balcony.

With DW Post Renovation Cleaning Services, you can trust that your property will be spotless and ready for occupancy. Don't hesitate to contact us via WhatsApp at +65 8241 0032 for any of your queries!

1090 Lower Delta Road #04-06E, Singapore 169201

Phone # +65 6232 6903

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https://dryfast.co.nz/service/hard-floor-vinyl-floor-polishing

Are you planning to give the work over to your business or residential floors to achieve a top finish and fine aesthetics? We at Dry Fast are pioneers in providing comprehensive cleaning services for vinyl and other flooring surfaces. We will help your floors to achieve the highest quality of glossy finish that is eyeball grabbing. Dry Fast Cleaning is an all-in-one cleaning services provider in Auckland, that offers best class Hard Floor/Vinyl Floor Polishing in Auckland (New Zealand). For more info. visit now: www.dryfast.co.nz/service/hard-floor-vinyl-floor-polishing

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Carpet Repair Melbourne

We offer a wide range of Carpet Repair services in Melbourne, including:

Carpet patching: We can patch up small holes or tears in your carpet.

Carpet restretching: If your carpet is sagging or wrinkled, we can re stretch it to make it look new again.

Carpet stain removal: We can remove a variety of stains from your carpet, including pet stains, food stains, and wine stains.

Carpet colour matching: If you need to replace a section of your carpet, we can match the colour to your existing carpet.

We are a family-owned and operated business with over 20 years of experience in the Carpet Repair industry. We use only the highest quality materials and workmanship, and we offer a satisfaction guarantee on all of our work.

Carpet Patching Melbourne

If your carpet has a small hole or tear, you don't have to replace the entire carpet. We can patch up the damage and make your carpet look new again. We use a variety of techniques to patch carpets, including:

Stitching: We can stitch the hole or tear closed using a special needle and thread.

Hot-glueing: We can hot-glue a patch of matching carpet over the hole or tear.

Bonding: We can use a special bonding agent to attach a patch of matching carpet to the damaged area.

Carpet Replacement Melbourne

If your carpet is old, worn, or damaged, you may need to replace it. We offer a variety of carpet replacement options, including:

New carpet: We can install new carpet of your choice.

Reclaimed carpet: We can install reclaimed carpet, which is a great way to save money and reduce your environmental impact.

Carpet tiles: Carpet tiles are a great option for renters or homeowners who want to be able to change their carpet without having to replace the entire floor.

Carpet Repairing Melbourne

If your carpet has any type of damage, we can repair it. We have the experience and expertise to fix any problem, big or small. We use only the highest quality materials and workmanship, and we offer a satisfaction guarantee on all of our work.

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EPOXYSHİNE - DRAGON+ (3)

Epoxy floor coating is not just a practical choice for enhancing the durability of your flooring; it's also a stylish solution that can transform any space. Whether you're a homeowner looking to revamp your garage or a business owner seeking reliable commercial flooring solutions, understanding the benefits of epoxy will help you make informed decisions. As you search for "floor polishing near me," consider how an expertly applied epoxy coating can elevate your interiors while providing a long-lasting finish. 

Epoxy Floor Coating

Epoxy floor coating is a highly durable and resilient flooring solution that has gained popularity in both residential and commercial spaces. This type of coating is made from a combination of resin and hardener, creating a strong bond when applied to existing concrete surfaces. The result is a seamless surface that can withstand heavy foot traffic, chemicals, and abrasions.

One of the major benefits of epoxy floor coating is its versatility. It can be customized in various colors and finishes, including high-gloss and matte textures. This means that property owners can choose a look that complements their interior design while still providing the durability they require. Additionally, the smooth finish of epoxy makes it easy to clean and maintain, which is particularly advantageous in commercial settings.

Furthermore, the installation process for epoxy floor coating is relatively quick, often completed within a few days. However, it’s essential to hire professionals who have the expertise and equipment to ensure a flawless application. The right team will properly prepare the surface, allowing for optimal adhesion and longevity of the coating.

Floor Polishing Near Me

When searching for floor polishing near me, it's essential to find a service that not only meets your expectations but also understands the unique needs of your flooring. Professional floor polishing can revitalize old surfaces, restoring their shine and luster while protecting them from future wear and tear.

Many local companies offer specialized services in floor polishing that cater to various materials, including hardwood, tile, and concrete. A quick search in your area will yield numerous options, allowing you to compare prices, services, and customer reviews to find the best fit for your needs.

Additionally, hiring professionals for floor polishing ensures that the job is done correctly and efficiently. They use advanced equipment and high-quality products that not only enhance the appearance of your floors but also extend their lifespan. So, don't hesitate to reac

Commercial Flooring Solutions

Commercial flooring solutions are essential for businesses seeking to enhance their aesthetic appeal while also ensuring durability and functionality. The choice of flooring can greatly influence the overall atmosphere of a commercial space, leading to improved employee morale and customer satisfaction.

Among the various options available, epoxy floor coatings stand out due to their seamless finish and resistance to heavy foot traffic. These coatings not only provide a sleek look but also protect the underlying surface from wear and tear, making them ideal for warehouses, retail spaces, and industrial environments.

Moreover, businesses often explore additional options such as vinyl flooring, carpet tiles, and laminate surfaces to meet specific needs. Each of these materials offers unique advantages, allowing business owners to choose the most suitable flooring solution that aligns with their operational demands and aesthetic preferences.

Metallic Epoxy Floor

A metallic epoxy floor offers a stunning visual appeal that enhances the aesthetic of any space. The reflective properties of the metallic pigments create a unique look, resulting in a three-dimensional effect that can mimic a variety of surfaces, such as water, marble, or even molten metal. This type of flooring is especially popular in modern homes, showrooms, and commercial spaces, providing an eye-catching yet durable surface.

One of the significant advantages of a metallic epoxy floor is its durability. This flooring solution is resistant to stains, chemicals, and impacts, making it ideal for high-traffic areas. Additionally, it is easy to clean and maintain, which means that business owners and homeowners can save time and resources. The seamless nature of epoxy flooring also contributes to a hygienic environment, especially in spaces like hospitals or laboratories.

Installing a metallic epoxy floor can be a customized process, allowing property owners to choose their preferred colors and patterns. Whether you’re looking for a sleek, industrial look or a vibrant, artistic finish, this flooring solution can be tailored to meet your unique vision. By consulting with professionals, you can ensure that your metallic epoxy floor is installed correctly and maximizes its longevity and beauty.

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Only Donors Left Alive [Vampire! Dave Miller x F! Reader] (Part 1)

~By popular demand, like weirdly popular for a cameo character in another fic, we're writing Vampire Dave today! Wooo! Also a big shout out to @ruh--roh-raggy and @springlockedfool for being feral over this man with me and springlockedfool for making some awesome art of the wet spaghetto based on our conversations/Do You Need Some Vitamin D?.~

Taglist: @ruh--roh-raggy @springlockedfool

CW: 18+ MINORS DNI- Female Reader, legal age gap, older man/younger woman, graphic acts of violence, biting, knife-play, blood, blood-drinking/licking, unbalanced power dynamic, anaemia, possessive behaviour, partial nudity

Hurricane was a small town with a nothing of particular note going on in it. Or at least, that was what you had been told by the realtor when you'd been looking for somewhere quiet to move to after you'd decided to move out of your parent's house. They seemed content to let you move to a small apartment in somewhere suburban, it had apparently been much more of a thriving town in the eighties, but you preferred the quiet.

As you'd dragged your suitcase from the cab in front of the apartment complex on the edge of town however, you'd already begun to notice a few things that weren't quite right with Hurricane. Although, you easily brushed it off as nerves with moving to somewhere unfamiliar and new.

The apartment complex itself was a drab, dusty grey concrete building that looked like it hadn't been externally renovated since it was built some time in the peak of Hurricane's history and as you let yourself inside the foyer, you noticed the lights had a sickly glow to them. Flickering hallogen lamps that gave you a subtle creepy feeling, like you were walking into somewhere you weren't meant to be.

The place was crap, the rent was cheap, but you were sure you could make it work out for yourself. At least, when all your things arrived over the next few days.

Sighing to yourself, you looked at the notice in your hand and shoved it roughly into the pocket of your denim jacket. Noticing a little elevator nestled into the back of the lobby, you went to try the button, waiting for the doors to open up. Hearing the grinding of metal against metal, and the squeal of the service brakes as the doors to the elevator shaft creaked open, the floor itself an inch or so above the level it should be, you decided it was in your best long-term interests to take the stairs.

Dragging the suitcase up wasn't easy, especially when you realised that you were on the top floor. But you had paid extra on the deposit for a larger apartment, and with four units of each floor and only two on the top floor, you weren't going to complain too much.

The hum of the lights as your breath sounded loud in your ears was somewhat comforting. Looking between the two doors, fishing the paper out of your pocket, you confirmed the number and shuffled over to your new door, wrapping your fingers around the metalic key in your pocket and unlocking the door.

Despite the dingy exterior of the building, the apartment inside was quite clean and somewhat modern. Spacious, painted a soft creamish beige on the walls, the floors were shockingly even laid down with a fresh layer of linoleum. The cupboards were painted a faint pastel bluish-grey, and the vinyl counters were clearly freshly laid, mimicking a black granite. The whole apartment smelt faintly like fresh paint and bleach.

"Well...this is home, I guess." You muttered to nobody. Leaving your suitcase by the door, you decided to explore the space.

The rest of the apartment was just as spacey. A slight hallway, a combined kitchen and lounge, you were quite surprised by the spacious bathroom too, the dark tiling along the walls contrasting to the white floors and a seemingly generous shower. And finally, the bedroom, it was perhaps a little smaller than you originally anticipated, but it was still large enough for you to fit a double bed inside and it came with a built in wardrobe along one wall. This place could easily be home, once the smell of heavy duty cleaning products aired out and you made sure to check the lease on how you could decorate.

Looking outside, you realised how late it was getting and decided to see if you could find somewhere that would deliver food to you. Scrolling through your phone and selecting a pizza place that sounded good, you began to unpack what little belongings you had managed to fit inside your suitcase, wanting to keep yourself busy.

After-all, you were sure you would have time to look around the sleepy little town in the morning.

The next few days were uneventful, much to your boredom and frustration.

All your boxes had arrived, you'd set up furniture, made sure appliances were up and connected. But you had begun to realise there were a few things that were not quite right with Hurricane when you had ventured out into town to grab supplies and things.

Firstly, there were the telephone poles, covered in staples like they were once decorated with posters of some kind, but the few you saw seemed to be missing pets and the occasional human face staring back at you. It made you sad, but when you asked the cashiers about it at the local store, they simply stared at you with wide eyes like they were surprised you had noticed. People didn't talk to each other in the same way as they had back home either. Back there, you went into a store and you could hear something like ten different conversations, but you had only heard whispered conversations amongst small groups that seemed tense when you passed by.

But you shrugged it off, you'd moved states, moved towns, brushing it off as simply strange, you tried to ignore the gut feeling you had that there was something else lurking beneath the surface of it all.

Entering your apartment building, you nearly tripped over a package sat in the lobby. Glancing over it, you realised that the box was addressed to the unit besides yours. Despite being there for a few days, it had seemed strange to you that you hadn't noticed anybody else living in the building, but you assumed that you would all meet at some point.

Balancing your groceries on top, you grunted as you picked up the box. Surprised by it's weight as you glanced at the elevator before sighing and lugging it up the stairs, knowing your legs were going to look great after how many times you'd taken the stairs recently. Although you had to admit that you really hoped your landlord fixed the elevator soon and allowed you to have a day off from going up and down to the top floor each and every time.

The usually twenty minute climb took about forty with the additional box and groceries.

When you reached the top step, you were glad to put the box down. Breathing hard and sweat beading against your brow in the Utah heat, heart pounding in your chest and ears as you let out a frustrated sigh. Closing your eyes for just a moment to gather yourself.

"Well aren't you a pretty sight?" The voice behind you suddenly made you gasp and whip around, heart beating even faster as you were met at first with a white-ish shirt that seemed a little baggy for whoever was wearing it.

Stepping back involuntarily, you noticed a tall, lanky man standing a little too close to you for your comfort. Having to look up slightly, you watched a crooked smile creep across his gaunt face, dark eyes darting about in a way that made you wonder if perhaps he was as flustered as you. Glancing over him as a whole, he appeared to be wearing some kind of unbranded security uniform, white with black epaulettes and black slacks. Not hiding his wiry figure, he looked greyish and like a particularly strong breeze might take him out upon initial inspection.

"Sorry?" The word tumbled from you quickly, and his gaze finally settled on yours for long enough to realise that he had blueish eyes, although they looked darker thanks to the heavy dark circles beneath them giving them a more sallow appearance.

"Oh you don't need to apologise, sugar, it's not often I get visitors all the way up here. And certainly fewer that look as....delectable...as you." The crooked grin spread, revealing crooked teeth, those blue eyes focused on you intently still as he looked down at you, you could feel your cheeks heating up under his intensity. But something about that same intensity made your skin crawl uncomfortably.

"I'm not a visitor, I live on this floor. That means you must be my neighbour, right?"

The man blinked and you felt a sense of relief washing over you as his smile faltered for a moment before that lopsided, cock-sure grin crept back onto his sharp face. Rubbing his hand along his black slacks before offering it to you, making you worry what he'd been touching before you tentatively shook it with a polite smile, caught off guard as his thin, dexterous fingers squeezed and you felt the strength behind his boney appearance. His skin felt cool to the touch and a little clammy, and you thought that maybe he'd just wiped down his sweaty hands to make it a little more pleasant for you.

"So you're my new little tenant. My my, aren't I a lucky guy."

"Come again?"

"Oh I will, pet, don't you worry. Dave Miller, landlord and your neighbour." He introduced himself as he kept hold of your hand for just a moment after you loosened your grip, making you laugh nervously. Bringing your hands back to your sides as you tried not to let your shocked expression show. "How are you enjoying the unit? I've had to perform some renovations after the last tenant....left some damage."

The way Dave spoke was a little odd, and you heard something of a British accent in that raspy, gravelly voice. People could be socially awkward, you reasoned with yourself, and Dave didn't look like the kind of man who easily socialised as his eyes once again were darting about in a way that made you subconsciously think of a wild animal. His dark hair looked slightly greasy, tousled like he's simply run his fingers through it when he woke up.

"The apartment is great! I love how spacious it is." Glad to change the topic as you suddenly remembered your groceries, picking them off of the top of the box and gesturing towards the large package with your free hand. "Oh, and um, I found this in the lobby? I hope it's yours, it was a pain lugging it up here, but at least I got my cardio in!"

"Hmmm? Oh yes, thank you sugar. And don't worry, I know you did, I could hear you all the way downstairs." Continuing to give that wide, crooked smile that felt uncomfortable as you swore his eyes darted to your neck and trailed up before focusing on you once again.

Bending over, Dave picked up the package easily, making you raise an eyebrow as you were still thinking about how rude his comment seemed, were you really that out of shape carrying up the box that he could hear you?

"I should...go put these groceries away,"

"Of course, I should put mine away too. It's been a pleasure meeting you," your name dripped from his tongue in a way that made your heart race and cringe at the same time. Like he was almost tasting it, a thought that made you shudder as you headed for your door. Turning your head over your shoulder to see if he was still there and found him staring after you, seeming to watch you with that crooked smile that didn't quite reach his darting eyes.

You decided you didn't know what to think of your landlord as you closed the door behind you and shut him out.

You rarely saw Dave after your initial introduction, at least for the first week or so. Occasionally you'd spot him in the evenings wearing that white uniform shirt that you were sure he'd stained permanently grey, but whenever he saw you, that lazy smile creeped onto him and you couldn't help but smile back. Often afterwards, you were left confused and disoriented by the action, like something had over ridden your senses to force the action. Dave made you feel slightly uneasy, at the very core of each interaction.

As did the growing number of missing posters in Hurricane.

You'd been in the supermarket when you heard your name called, one of the locals that you recognised as working in one of the mechanic's shops was stood by the register with a frown on his bearded face. The elderly cashier looking concerned as you pointed to yourself before moving over cautiously, wondering if you broke some small town ettiquette.

"You're new to town, right?" He asked gruffly, making you shrug and smile a little nervously at the sudden question.

"Yeah, moved in about a week or so ago now, sir."

"You live in that apartment complex on the edge of town, don't ya?"

"Yes?"

"Be careful, there's been...things...happening..." He gesticulated vaguely and the older cashier scoffed, blinking behind her thick glasses at you as she smacked on on his shoulder, tutting disapprovingly.

"Don't mind him lovely, he don't know how to talk to people. What he means to say is that there have been a few people going missing in Hurricane recently, and all the locals are nervous. Especially since they're mostly out of towners and...well...people that live on the fringes of our social circles." She explained, making you think back to your walk home, how you had noticed a few more posters up than when you first arrived. "Do you need a ride home? Jason here can give you a ride, I worry about a young lady walking home this late if there's been all this strangeness about."

You smiled and thanked her, assuring her and who you found out to be her son that you would be fine. You were always fine. If anything, you refused to mention how it felt like the last few nights you had been followed by somebody. However, whenever you turned around or glanced into a reflective surface as you walked past, you never saw anybody. Putting it down to your paranoia about the missing people. Soon, it was time to walk home again however, and you said your goodbyes.

The streets were beginning to turn dark as you walked through the cooler evening temperatures. Stopping to look at one of the telephone poles that had many posters stapled to it, finding a total of five people and four pets that had gone missing over the short time you'd lived in Hurricane.

If anybody had been more superstitious, they might have blamed you for it all.

As you were lost in thought however, you heard the screech of barely working brakes and turned to look at the noise naturally. Spotting a Toyota Corolla pulling up, beat up silver, the tyres looked like they were on the verge of needing replacing, and as the window rolled down, it was both to your dread and delight that you realised it was Dave behind the wheel. An uncustomary scowl on his face even as he looked at you.

"The fuck are you doing out here?" His rasp sent a shiver down your spine, frowning, you crossed your arms across your chest and raised an eyebrow.

"Good evening to you too Dave. I tried knocking on your door this morning to let you know that another package had arrived for you." Watching his scowl lessen as he ran his slender hand over his angular face. Sucking his crooked teeth slightly.

"I don't do mornings, sugar, no matter how tempting the little treat at my door is." You felt your cheeks flushing as you felt that gut twist once more despite the flutter that the compliment caused in your chest. "You shouldn't be out here all alone."

"So people have said."

"Let me give you a ride."

"Absolutely not."

"Alright, let me give you a ride back, please, sugar. This ain't even about rent, it's the principle of the thing." Dave sighed, looking at you with a scowl until you sighed and nodded your head. Walking around to his passenger side and barely had yourself buckled in before he pulled a u-turn in the middle of the road.

"Jesus fucking Christ."

"Nope, Dave Miller. I'd rather hear you screaming that." The comment crawled under your skin and made you cringe, watching that sleazy smile come back. There was the Dave you'd seen and knew. Unsure on how to respond as he drove through the darkened streets, hurtling towards your complex with a practised precision.

"Are you heading to work?" Attempting to change the subject, he nodded as his face contorted into a mask of concentration, his eyes darting wildly, although they seemed to focus a little too intently on you whenever you spoke to him directly.

"Yeah, the night-shift is always fun as long as you're not afraid of what goes bump in it." His way of speaking still resonated to you as a bit odd, but despite it being something like the second time you'd spoken to your landlord, you couldn't help but think that it was simply him.

Sooner than you expected, you were outside your building. Unclipping your seatbelt quickly, only for Dave's hand to reach out and hold onto your wrist. Your eyes widening as you turned to look at him, watching that somewhat feral smile with sharp, slightly disarrayed teeth lazily spread as he gazed up at you, bending in his seat and bringing your hand up to his cold, thin lips. Making you cringe physically and mentally, seemingly to his amusement as he began to chuckle. Swearing his fingers were positioned like he was taking your pulse before he let you go, licking his lips slightly and humming in thought.

"Have a goodnight, sugar. Make sure to lock your door tight, you wouldn't want....something...unsavoury...getting in, would you?" Phrasing it like a question, but your heart pounded as you weakly nodded and felt your body shaking slightly, climbing out of Dave's car and heading into your building as quickly as you could. Feeling his eyes burning into your back before you made it into the lobby and peered out, watching his silver car slowly pulling out of the parking lot once again.

No wonder the rent was so cheap. You weren't sure how anybody could stand being neighbours with Dave for extended periods of time.

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1969 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER

NO RUST, 4-SPEED AND A FACTORY A/C CAR!

Super desirable factory air conditioned Road Runner with 4-speed, power steering and power disc brakes. Ground up restored 20 years ago and looks like it was done this year. Other then a couple small paint flaws, its really exceptional nice. Even the underside is painted white. Super clean, rust free floors. Everyone agrees the car looks really sharp in white and no vinyl top. Body is super clean and straight. Has a smooth, glossy finish. Painted jambs. Stainless trim is polished like chrome, grill restored like new. Rechromed bumpers, new handles and taillights. Replaced weatherstrips, windshield and window seals. New Magnum 500 wheels and BFG tires. Interior is also mint. Firm cushions, replaced upholstery, door panels, carpet, headliner, armrests etc. Steering wheel looks new, chrome switches sparkle. Has bucket seats with the buddy seat armrest in the middle. Clean metal in the trunk painted white. Engine bay painted white. Rebuilt motor, upgraded aluminum Mopar intake and Edelbrock carb. Runs strong. Has Flow master exhaust. A/C needs servicing. "Beep beep" horn works. This is an impressive Road Runner!

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♜ Interior decorating aesthetic (for Daniel)

☹ Response to a leaky faucet or other household problem (for Armand)

♜ Interior decorating aesthetic (for Daniel)

God this one is hard because it raises so many questions for me like- did Daniel live alone at the time he met Louis? Did he have roommates? He spent years in hotels, and then lived with Armand, and did he have any input on the decor when they were living together? Did he even care that much?

We know that he loved Night Island, that the mix of old and new there was gorgeous, that his room had renaissance paintings alongside modern decor. That he loved luxury. And to an extent I think that's still true, that he likes having nice, interesting things around and isn't like and HGTV trends guy lol

But part of me also thinks about Armand's collecting stuff phase and how he literally filled some apartments to the brim with his computers. How Daniel was probably too exhausted to clean up after their messes most of the time. And like how people who have lived in hoarding situations (or just messy spaces in general) come out preferring minimalism, as little clutter as possible on surfaces and few knick knacks.

And I think Daniel would be somewhere in the middle. All vampires have an attachment to the time they were turned, so he's got a retro-eclectic vibe going in his spaces with some 80s inspired pieces. He probably still leaves his shit laying around like his clothes and half-read books but Trinity Gate and Auvergne have cleaning staff to take care of that. For better or worse he grew up in the era of wall to wall carpet and still prefers that over a hardwood floor. And I see him as a physical media kind of guy- he's got a sick vinyl collection, he still gets VHS tapes and DVDs of movies he liked, his media is pretty organized and nicely displayed. Get a nice comfy chair in there and he's set.

His craft space is a fucking wreck though lol But that's okay because he can close that door and pretend that mess doesn't exist when he's not in there.

☹ Response to a leaky faucet or other household problem (for Armand)

Oh lord in DM era it's one of three options:

Demand Daniel go to the hardware store with him so they can experiment with fixing it themselves (Daniel's least favorite option, there's bound to be cussing and at least three trips back to the store even though Armand can afford to buy literally every fucking possible thing needed in one trip)

Call a repair service and pay double for the middle of the night handyman work, while he sits and stares and creeps the guy out with his observation (Daniel's preferred option, he tips the workers extra for dealing with Armand's questions)

Say fuck it and rent a new place to live (inevitable, sometimes, when the DIY option goes very very wrong and they wind up with severe water damage that threatens the safety of the residents below them, oops)

Now at Trinity Gate? Unfortunately I think Benji's the mature adult in that household, he's got task rabbit loaded and ready to hire someone before the problem can get out of control. Because god knows Louis can't maintain a home, and frankly someone's gotta protect the peace and keep Daniel and Armand from bickering all night again about whose fault it is that the dish washer broke ("We don't even use fucking dishes, Armand, what did you put in there??" is NOT when he needs in the background he's trying to record a podcast tyvm)

[vinylguards]

The Ultimate Guide to Deep Cleaning Vinyl Floors

Vinyl floors have become a popular choice for many homeowners due to their durability, versatility, and cost-effectiveness. However, to maintain their pristine appearance and longevity, it's crucial to deep clean them periodically. This guide will walk you through the steps to deep clean vinyl floors and share tips on maintaining them in the long term.

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What a Carpet Cleaning Company Can Do That Your Vacuum Can't

Whether you have carpeting, wood floors, or vinyl, it is important to regularly clean them. It can help extend the lifespan of your flooring and improve the quality of life in your home. A carpet cleaning company can use high-powered equipment to remove stains and dirt from deep within the fibers of your flooring. 

Your vacuum can't reach the nooks and crannies of your flooring, allowing dirt, dust, and pet dander to accumulate deep down in the fibers. This can lead to respiratory illnesses in your family and worsen allergies. It can also cause your carpet to look dull and faded.

The most obvious benefit that a carpet cleaning company can provide you with is cleaner, healthier air in your home. They can use natural cleaning agents that won't harm your family or pets, and they won't release harmful chemicals into the air in your home.

In addition to the benefits mentioned above, a  professional carpet cleaning company can also help with removing odors and pet stains. These stains can be stubborn, and your vacuum can't get them out.

Contact Heaven's Best today for professional carpet cleaning services in Coral Springs. 

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How to Clean Vinyl Flooring: A Comprehensive Guide

Vinyl floors tiles have become increasingly popular in homes and businesses due to its durability, affordability, and ease of maintenance. Its versatility in design and resilience makes it an ideal choice for various spaces, offering the appearance of hardwood or tile without the hefty price tag. However, like any flooring, it requires proper care to maintain its luster and extend its life. This article will guide you through the best practices for cleaning vinyl flooring, ensuring it remains in pristine condition for years to come.

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Budget-Friendly Floor Cleaning Hacks for a Sparkling Home by ASG

1. Vinegar and Water Solution for Hardwood Floors:

Ingredients: Mix equal parts of water and white vinegar.

Method: Gently mop hardwood floors with this solution to remove grime and leave a natural shine.

2. Baking Soda Scrub for Tile Floors:

Ingredients: Create a paste of baking soda and water.

Method: Apply the paste to tile grout lines, scrub gently, and rinse for a brightened, stain-free finish.

3. Lemon and Olive Oil for Laminate Floors:

Ingredients: Mix lemon juice and olive oil.

Method: Apply the mixture to a cloth and buff laminate floors for a streak-free shine.

4. Club Soda for Carpet Stains:

Ingredient: Pour club soda on fresh carpet stains.

Method: Blot the stain with a cloth to lift it. Repeat until the stain fades.

5. Cornstarch Absorption for Greasy Spills:

Ingredient: Sprinkle cornstarch over greasy spills.

Method: Leave it for 20 minutes to absorb the oil, then vacuum it up.

6. Black Tea for Wood Floors:

Ingredient: Brew black tea and let it cool.

Method: Dampen a cloth with the tea and use it to clean wood floors for added shine.

7. Vinegar and Dish Soap for Vinyl Floors:

Ingredients: Mix warm water, vinegar, and a few drops of dish soap.

Method: Mop vinyl floors with this solution for a gentle, effective clean.

These DIY hacks provide effective and affordable solutions for various floor types. At ASG floor cleaning service in Minneapolis, we value sustainable cleaning practices. For specialized and thorough floor cleaning, reach out to our floor cleaning company. We're here to keep your floors looking their best while keeping your cleaning routine affordable and eco-friendly.

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Handover Haus Singapore | Post Renovation Cleaning

Handover Haus Singapore is your trusted and reliable all in one service provider for post renovation cleaning, move out cleaning, end of tenancy cleaning and handover cleaning. Our services also include floor cleaning (vinyl & tile floor cleaning), floor polishing (marble & parquet polishing), deep cleaning services, mattress cleaning, sofa cleaning, aircon servicing and more. We also provide tenancy repair & restoration services such as handyman services, electrical services, painting services and plumbing services. Our team is composed of trained and certified professionals and has worked on a wide range of property types, from condos to HDBs throughout Singapore. We prioritize customer satisfaction and affordability, offering cost-effective packages that include top-notch services and a friendly customer support experience. Leave your home with peace of mind and WhatsApp Handover Haus at +65 8241 0032 today!

1090 Lower Delta Road #04-06F, Singapore 169201

Phone # +65 6233 2196

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