Tips! - How to remove BLOOD STAINS - Tip of the month

Tip of the month June 2008

Blood Stains

• Put a paste of water and cornstarch, cornmeal or talcum powder on fresh spots. Let dry and brush off.
• Cover fresh or dried stains with meat tenderizer and add cool water. After 15 to 30 minutes, sponge off with cool water.
• Fresh blood on leather? Dab on a little hydrogen peroxide. After it bubbles, wipe it off.
• If you get blood on fabric, quickly wet a long piece of white cotton thread with saliva and place it across the spot. The thread will absorb the blood.

- Time Saver Maids Staff

Time Saver Maids Welcomes - Katrina D. to the T.S Maids Family!

We would like to introduce our newest member of our staff here at Time Saver Maids.  Katrina has an extensive background in the cleaning industry, and hales from a small town in Odessa, TX.  Katrina will be supervising the NC # 3 route and will provide an excellent support to our team.

" I look forward to serving each and every one of you to the best of my ability. When I clean for people they become like family and I treat their home like it was my own and clean it right. If you have any questions I am here to answer them. Thanks a bunch" - Kat

Katrina D. aka Kat