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Phoenix Carpet Dyeing

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Phoenix Carpet Dyeing

Bleach spots on your carpet are an unwelcome sight in your home. While bleach is a great product for cleaning and disinfecting, it is not so great for your carpet. Bleach strips the color from your carpet. In the past, there was nothing consumers could do to fix this problem other than ignoring it or replacing the carpet prematurely. By using our unique bleach spot dye service, we can eliminate the bleach spots on your carpet with ease.

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6504 W. Sonora St., Phoenix, AZ 85043 (480) 405-7056 Phoenixcarpetdyeing.com

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I have two outside outlets (one on the back and one in the front). I noticed that the one in the front is flashing red. Why is that?

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Sep 1, 2016

If it's solid red it might be indicating a tripped GFCI, if it's flashing it might be defective. When I say might it's because not all GFCI-s have the same type of light or color. Some are lit when o ... read more

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I have trim boards to install that will cap over exposed block foundation. What ways should I attach these? They will be primed and painted when installed.

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 15, 2016

So that I can better answer your question, can you further explain what you mean when you say "cap over". I am thinking that perhaps you are referring to the horizontal trim piece between your siding ... read more

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