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crabbylois

New carpet odor removal

crabbylois
14 years ago

I am afraid to move my pet into our new modular because the carpet smell is so strong. We won't be moved in for a couple of weeks. Any suggestions. We are in our 60's and don't need any sickness to us or our pet. Thanks, Lois

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