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Make it a Stain Free Holiday with Rug Doctor Holiday Hotline
Rug Doctor knows with all the hustle and bustle of the holidays, stains appear on floors, furniture and clothing, and sometimes you need immediate help. You can speak…
The Cure to Holiday Mishaps is a Call Away Thanks to the Rug Doctor Holiday Hotline!
Mixing family, friends and food during the holidays is the perfect recipe for stains. It’s inevitable that spills and stains will end up on your carpet. Rug Doctor, the manufacturer of the most convenient, powerful do-it-yourself hot water extraction carpet cleaning machines and products, has opened the lines of its Rug Doctor Holiday Hotline to help you combat carpet or upholstery cleaning emergencies throughout the holiday season.
Make your holiday season more enjoyable and stress-free! The Rug Doctor Holiday Hotline is a new customer service option that allows you to receive helpful carpet and upholstery feedback during the many winter celebrations. You can speak with a Rug Doctor Stain Expert seven days a week from today to Feb. 1, 2013, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT, by calling the Rug Doctor Holiday Hotline at 1-800-Rug Doctor. The experts are ready and waiting to give advice on how to combat the tough stains that can appear in your kitchen, living room, bedrooms and on your furniture and clothing.
- Beer
- Candle Wax
- Dirt, Mud and Grass
- Berries
- Fruit Juice
- Gravy
- Ice Cream
- Ink
- Jelly or Jam
- Ketchup
- Lipstick
- Make-up
- Mustard
- Permanent Marker
- Salad Dressing
- Soft Drinks
- Tea
- Tomato Sauce
- Toothpaste
- Vegetable Oil
- Wine
You can also find cleaning tips on the Rug Doctor website
During all the stress of the holidays, remember Rug Doctor machines and products are easy to use and average rooms take less than 20 minutes to clean. Additionally, Rug Doctor machines can be rented from your local supermarket or home improvement store for less than the cost of a professional cleaning service.
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Disclosure: As you know, all opinions and thoughts shared on the site are my own. I was not paid to write this post, but do have a working relationship with Rug Doctor. As part of that relationship, Rug Doctor sponsored my trip to BlogHer ’12 in New York City.
