Home Depot
Naperville, IL 60540 630-637-9200
| Checkbook's Top Rating | |
|---|---|
| For sales service | NO** |
| For installation service | NO |
| Price | NO** |
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You may save money—and you’ll certainly reduce the risk of service foul-ups—by following a few guidelines when dealing with stores and installers.
How to Care for Your Carpet
After you’ve spent a pile of money on carpeting, you’ll want to prolong its life. The most important carpet-care practice is regular vacuuming. Another key is to clean up spills quickly and get a professional cleaning when it becomes visibly dirty.
Harmful Emissions Possible from New Carpeting
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