Carpet and Fabric Stain Cleaner for SALE in India

Getting rid of tough stains is hard and knowing which cleaning agent is even harder. With all the stain treatment brands available in the market today, only the wise know better. Why pay for commercially promoted stain spotters when you can get a carpet and fabric stain cleaner in a bottle, in a better value, and made by professional cleaners?

As a carpet cleaning company, we use immeasurable amounts of stain cleaning products. As advocates of home improvement (maintaining cleanliness and wellness inside homes), we made a product that will solve immediate stain problems in your carpets and upholstery. Our Super Spotter is better than  OTHER stain cleaning products because our earth-friendly formula (color safe and chlorine-free) that is ideally safe for all carpets and fabrics.

Product Formula: Environment-friendly (Eucalyptus-based); chlorine-free; color safe; ideal for all fabric types and textile.

Variation: 500 ml

Price: $20 (including GST)

Delivery: Anywhere in India (shipping cost apply)

How to use:  Shake bottle, turn nozzle to ON position, spray onto stain. Leave to act for one minute then wash as usual.

Also available for purchase at Suite 1/160 Foster St., Dandenong, Victoria. Call us for more information: 1300 737978.

Cleaning carpet not only beautifies the house but also prevents dusts, grit, and sand in conflicting us with allergic reactions. Though daily vacuuming is an important cleaning activity, to remove all dusts and dirts. But a deep extraction cleaning must be performed to remove really stubborn stains or embedded soil. Most carpet manufacturers would recommend that carpets must be dry- or wet-extraction cleaned, or, at least, use a cleaning method recommended by them to maintain warranty.

Carpets in general regardless of its fiber should receive regular deep carpet cleaning to maintain its look and keep its peak condition. Now, there are two (2) basic methods used by carpet cleaners like us, Keen To Clean: the Carpet Steam Cleaning (Hot Water Extraction) Method or Carpet Dry Cleaning (Bonnet) Method.

1. The Hot Water Extraction method is widely recommeded by carpet manufacturers and carpet fiber producers. It is also classified as “deep cleaning” because it is capable of removing soil deep in the carpeting or removing really heavy stains. Also, the advantage of this process is that it has ability to flush out large amounts of it.
2. The Bonnet Method is misted onto the carpet in the form of a spray. Next, a circular rotating buffer with an absorbent pad attached is run over the carpet where the soil dirts attaches itself. The advantage of the Bonnet method is that the drying process is very quick

If sweeping is for floors, then vacuuming is for carpets. Cleaning it should be a daily habit. Now, here is an information available from our website: If you live alone or with a two other people, with limited stay inside the house because of work or being somewhere else, vacuum cleaning once a week is acceptable and professional cleaning once a year is alright; Families with children or elderly should vacuum their carpets two to four times a week, and semi-annually on a carpet cleaning; while heavy users of carpets (large families with pets) should vacuum their carpets daily and have it professionally cleaned every quarter.

The Keen To Clean Group Pty Ltd. has enjoyed strong grow in its new franchise system by selling three franchises in the few months of operation. Franchise territories have been sold in Frankston, Glen Waverly and Morrabbin and with franchise enquiries on the rise it is only a matter of time before more areas are sold.

“The Keen To Clean Group is a unique franchise model within the cleaning industry. It has been in business for many years, is highly regarded within the industry and because of this it generates a great deal of repeat business for the franchise owners,“ said Mr. Richard Garraway of the Franchise Shop, who has assisted The Keen To Clean Group with their franchise development.

“The franchise industry is moving from strength to stregth with the release of the 2008 Griffith University franchise survey,” said Mr. Garraway. “It shows steady growth during the 2006 and 2007 period, which makes for an exciting future of the Keen To Clean Group.”

Aruna Jayawickrama who has purchased the Frankston territory said, “I chose to purchase a Keen To Clean group franchise after working with them as a sub-contractor for some time and I believe it represents a better business investment for me and offers the opportunity to grow my business and purchase more territorries and take a step back from the cleaning side of the business and manage my own team.”

Alap Patel who has purchased the Glen Waverly territory said, “I have been working with this company for more than 3 years, I have seen growth of this company. I have worked with Mr. Brijest Purohit and Mr. Jignesh Prajapati, they both are very helpful and always happy to support new operators. This is very unique franchise and I believe people who wants to grow this is the opportunity to grab.”

Hardik Patel who has purchased the Moorabbin territory said, “I have worked in this industry before but never seen opportunity like this. Mr. Purohit and Mr. Prajapati are very helpful and they are very honest in suggesting right option. I have passion to grow and Keen To Clean Group have options for me.”

The huge advantage for a Keen To Clean franchise owner over other cleaning business is the opportunity to grow your business into a larger area and give the franchise owner a path to move the cleaning side of the business to a management side of the business.

Mr. Brijesh Purohit, Managing Director of Keen To Clean Group said, “Keen To Clean Group had a great response from Diwali Fair at Sandown Park and we are thankful to all who are interested. We have received many enquiries from this fair and we are accessing individuals. We are keen to sell franchises that are owner operators willing to work hard and follow system. We have already sold three franchises within 3 months of operation, which is proving our strength of franchise system.”

A Keen To Clean franchise can be established for around $25,000 for a General Cleaning Franchise. This covers the franchise fee, training fee, legal fee, and host of required equipment. The package includes the vehicle signwriting and uniforms and stationery. Purchase or lease of suitable truck will also be required. There is also a carpet cleaning franchise available from $47,500 and the rest of both world’s combo franchise from $65,000.

For people who are interested in a combo franchise, the Keen To Clean Group is very excited to offer a $75,000 guarranteed income in your first year. This give our franchise owners the confidence that we believe in our franchise system and are will to make this guarranty.

“Enquiries for individual franchises, in Gujarat are very welcome,” Mr. Purohit said. “The expansion to the rest of India will be underatken soon.”

For further information on how to get a cleaning franchise business, contact:

Brijesh Purohit, Managing Director
Keen To Clean
1300 737 987; 03 9005 2991 (fax); 0425 718 626 (mobile)

Keen to Clean came to our rescue. They had everything working against them: the renovations were behind schedule, our hours were all over the place and there was a huge mess to get cleaned up for the opening night. The keen to cleaners worked with us every step of the way; they offered a flexibility we never dreamed of in a cleaning company.

Our project clean was a complete success. With our renovations completed and the cleaning immaculate, we can look forward to continuing our business, and our relationship with Keen to Clean, going.

However, we were not getting the results we desired. We could never get the carpets to look and feel clean even though our machine should have done the job. In desperation we turned to Keen to Clean to see if they could help.

The results were amazing! The condition was back to its peak and the entire place felt cleaner because of it. They proved that the real gap between us and them wasn’t just equipment, it was the highly trained and professional operator they sent. We now use them monthly and customers and staff have noted the improvement.

August 18, 2010, Victoria – The Australia -based cleaning company Keen to Clean Group is taking a bold and unusual step by walking the trodden cleaning path forward and breaking into India’s cleaning market.

With a recent expansion to Australia, as well as a bolstering of operators and franchise holders, the company announced its expansion overseas, with the support of FRANCORP, earlier this month.

The Keen to Clean Group will bring its franchise-based hierarchy revolving around a central administration to a country which is well known for producing many of the cleaners used abroad.

Whilst most cleaning companies source their talent from overseas or recently immigrated, very few consider going to the source to establish themselves.

FRANCORP, the experts on franchises and the development of businesses, has leant its considerable support to the group in a plan that is set to go into action over the next 5 years.

Run by expats of India, Brijesh Purohit and Jignesh Prajapati themselves, the Keen to Clean Group has a strong Indian foundation. They formed the Keen To Clean group in Melbourne, Australia in 2003 and has consolidated its reputation as a cleaning company in the greater metro Melbourne area since. And after its recent explosion in growth, it set its sights on expanding overseas starting with the country close to their heart.

The company specialises in carpet steam cleaning, domestic and commercial cleaning, and the holistic ‘Move-out package’ which prepares a property for auction or inspection, or the end-of-lease or end-of-tenancy cleaning.

Brijesh Purohit, the managing director of the Keen To Clean Group, which will be spearheading the product was excited to be expanding overseas, but very much intent on staying true to his roots in India.

“I see this as an opportunity to break into a market that is very disorganised and help sort things out. India is my home and success there is very important, but with the support of the whole Keen to Clean Group I can now expand in new ways.”

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For more information, you can get in touch with the Keen To Clean Group crew at Suite 1/106 Foster Street, Dandenong, Victoria; 1300-737978 or 0425758379 (on mobile); or visit their website at http://www.keentoclean.com.au or email at
enquiry@keentoclean.com.au

There are different kinds of materials used as window blinds from textiles to panels, and colors that can match your home. It’s significant uses include blocking us from too much sunlight, and keeping heat from coming in inside our homes, and it serves as our privacy from outside.

There have been records that the ancient people use window blinds, too. Although they are different in terms of form, they basically have the same function.

People living in the desert use wet clothes to cover their windows. The wet clothes were used to cool off their houses and block sunlight from coming in. The ancient Egyptians and Chinese uses window blinds to avoid from being seen from outside, thus giving a sense of privacy.

The Egyptians used reeds strung together while the Chinese used bamboos. However, bamboos are still being used as a material for making blinds. And it is popularly seen in Asian countries.

It is said that the Venetian blinds came from Persia (now called Iran). Wherein, the traveling Venetian traders brought the blinds to Venice and Paris. Thus, these two countries were credited for as the inventors of the Venetian blinds.

During the 1950’s, the Venetian blinds were made of two inches wide metal slats and were hung with fabric strips. The fabric strips were the ones that control the lowering, raising, and tilting of the metal slats. These types of blinds tend to be noisy and offered less aesthetics for the room. Then in the 1980’s, the metal slats were replaced with an inch of wide vinyl slats. And because of the ease in manufacturing Vinyl slats, they became the standard choice of window blinds manufacturers.

There are so many types of window blinds being manufactured today. From vertical blinds to horizontal or rolled blinds. From plastic panels, to wood panels, to textiles. And because of this, you can buy your window blinds according to the style and colors of your home or office.

Bamboo Blinds

These blinds are made of bamboos and they are woven with rattan, reeds, and other natural grasses. It gives off a relaxing and inviting atmosphere to any room. This is a best choice if your place is Orient-themed. It is very easy to install, very durable, and eco-friendly.

Bali Blinds

These type of blinds totally blocks off any light coming in from any room. They are good energy savers because they reduce heat during hot season and insulate a room during cold season. Among the most popular Bali looks are pleated, cellular, sheer, roman and wooden blind types.

Roller Blinds

It is one of the most stable and efficient blinds out in the market. Roller blinds can be customized to fit any window size. They are also the most common type of blinds installed in homes and offices as they are easy to assemble and install, and easy to clean because it accumulates very little dust.

Wood Blinds

This type of blinds is crack resistant. Most manufacturers use hard wood. This blind have a wide range of finishes giving off a rich, warm, and inviting atmosphere. It also makes your space feel alluring and cozy.

Mini Blinds

They are also known as Venetian blinds, slats made of PVC or vinyl. This type of blinds is a practical choice for homes because they offer the same functions as what other blinds offers but at a low cost. Mini blinds are durable and easy to install.

Vinyl Blinds

Vinyl blinds are less expensive so they are popular. They are water- and moisture-resistant. Although they come in various colors, they cannot be used in larger rooms because of their limited sizes. These kinds of window blinds are best used in humid and wet areas inside your house, for example: bathroom and kitchen.

Vertical Blinds

This type of blinds is less likely to get damage from strong winds. They are energy efficient and serve as good insulators for the room. Some vertical blinds are automated that adjusts itself according to the time of the day.

So, when choosing the kind of blinds for your home or office, keep in mind that quality comes first before price, brand, or look.