Wednesday, October 5, 2016

QC Newsletter October 2016 - Spooky Fun

Spooky Fun!


Haunted house: Fright Town
October 1 - 31, 2016
Get three scary attractions for one price at Fright Town, under Veterans Memorial Coliseum in the Rose Quarter. Closed Mondays & Tuesdays except Oct. 31. 
http://www.frighttown.com/





Haunted yard
October 1 - 31, 2016
See Davis Graveyard in Milwaukie any day, or after dusk to see the lights, or wait for special effects Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings. Free. http://davisgraveyard.com/about/






Haunted house in Hubbard
October 7 - 31, 2016
Milburn’s Haunted Manor has two attractions 
and covered lines to stay dry in Hubbard.
http://milburnmanor.com/wordpress_1375069030/






Pumpkin regatta festival
October 15, 2016
West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta is a race across the lake in giant pumpkins, plus a 5K run, pumpkin carving, music, entertainment, kids’ crafts, costume contest, and food & drink vendors in Tualatin. Free.
http://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/west-coast-giant-pumpkin-regatta-official-page






Haunted forest
October 28 - 29, 2016 (7 to 10 p.m.)
Get tickets in advance for the scary West Linn Haunted Trail for ages 8 up, or the less scary Enchanted Trail for younger children, outdoors at Mary S. Young Park.
http://westlinnoregon.gov/parksrec/haunted-trail-enchanted-trail





Fir Point Farms in Aurora
Harvest Festival starts October 1st! Fun activities for the whole family every weekend.  Check out the website at www.firpointfarms.com for all the information!

QC Newsletter October 2016 - Walk off Mats

Show some love to your entry ways! Did you know they are often the most heavily soiled areas of carpet in the home?  

The simplest yet most effective step in keeping these high traffic areas from becoming heavily soiled is to use entry mats!




QC Newsletter October 2016 - Hard Surface Cleaning

Hard Surface Cleaning

In today’s home decor, hard surface flooring is playing an increasingly important role. Examples of popular flooring materials include stone, concrete, ceramic/clay, wood, resilient and specialty flooring. These materials appear to be easy to clean, maintain and restore, however, soils on hard surface flooring have a tendency to build up progressively, resulting in erosion. Sooner or later, it’s necessary to clean beyond routine dusting and damp mopping; that’s the time to call in a certified professional for help.

Call us today for a quote on cleaning your surfaces.

503-638-4100

QC Newsletter October 2016 - Spooktacular Special

Spooktacular Special
Clean 3 Rooms Get a Hallway Cleaned for Free!

*One coupon per household. Not valid on commercial/rental properties, not to be combined with any other offers.
Expires 10/31/16



QC Newsletter October 2015 - Referral Reward Program

Referral Reward Program

How to get Free Cash Or Free Cleaning Through our Referral Reward Program!

For each new client we receive as a referral from you, we will send you a certificate worth 10% of what that client spends with us.

The referral certificate can be redeemed for CASH OR SERVICES!

Your choice.


QC Newsletter October 2016 - IICRC

Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification.  The IICRC is a non profit certification body that was founded in 1972.  It establishes and monitors educational programs and standards for the inspection, cleaning and restoration service industries.

We are a Certified Firm/Member of the IICRC.


QC Newsletter October 2016 - Cat Scratching Got You Down?

Cat Scratching Got You Down?

This isn't exactly a revelation, since you probably have the  evidence   everywhere, in the tattered corners of your sofa, shredded drapes and your frayed nerves. Though your kitty's natural propensity for scratching may not be big news, it is a fact that you'll need to take into account if you're going to make any headway in winning the battle to keep his/her from scratching in places you consider undesirable.

Of course, cats need an outlet to claw their nails but we all prefer it’s not our upholstery.  You can't make a cat do anything he or she doesn't want to do. Get clear on that and getting them to stop doing something they enjoy is just about as difficult. Therefore, you have to think smart and re-channel his/her desires.

So what to do !?!?  First of all, have an appropriate cat scratching post for your cat, I know...... You’re thinking....duh!  Sisal scratching posts are ideal for releasing your kitty’s primal urges. This is a material he/she can shred to pieces with great satisfaction but are you thinking what do I do to protect my furniture???  There is a product that you can apply to your upholstery, curtains, mattress, etc.  It’s a tape that that deters cats from scratching!  It’s called Sticky Paws!  Widely available for purchase at pet stores and Amazon,  also reasonably priced!