Carpet Dry Cleaning Gold Coast Our Electrodry Gold Coast carpet cleaning team is a mix of young and old all are professionally trained to international standards and backed by an extensive national network of cleaning experts. Everyone helps each other out when it’s needed and are proud to be using cleaning processes that really work. Our job satisfaction comes from having happy customers. What Makes Our Customers So Happy? We offer a process that removes more stains than others; Carpets are left dry enough to walk on; There is no wet carpet smell – just a light lemon fragrance; No chemical residues are left behind; We use a carpet sanitiser to remove germs and bacteria; We are proudly 100% Australian owned; We offer a 14 day satisfaction guarantee. We do more than you think! Yes we clean carpets and we’re super good at it, but we also offer a whole range of other services you may be interested in: Save more than 20% on your energy usage by having us clean your air conditioning;
Revamp your tiled areas with our tile and grout cleaning and grout recolouring process; Revitalise your furniture with our upholstery and leather cleaning and protection; Refresh your mattress with our healthy mattress solutions clean; And in the event of a wash out – flooding, burst pipes or overflowing dishwasher – we offer emergency water restoration services 7 days a week. We Promise it’s the Best! We totally believe in our processes. We believe in them so much that we guarantee customer satisfaction. If you are unhappy with your carpet clean for any reason, notify us within 14 days and we will re-clean your carpets free of charge. The Gold Coast Team: There are 5 Electrodry cleaning specialists servicing the Gold Coast area but probably the most experienced is Mark Greenham who has been with Electrodry since 1999. Mark grew up in Hervey Bay and both his parents were in the carpet business so carpets are in his blood! Mark loves his job because, in his own words, “you don’t know what’s behind the door.”
His day can take him to some of the most beautiful locations in Australia. His customers can be all sorts, grumpy blokes or nice old ladies, he can encounter blood stains and interesting stories and he’s sure that his work is “the only way I am ever going to make a woman happy!” His favourite cleaning process is upholstery cleaning because the wow factor can be really significant and customers are usually “tickled pink”. The Gold Bond All Cotton 8" Futon Mattress makes an easy-to-use bed and couch cushion. This soft futon mattress offers you a combination of convenience and comfort.The All Cotton 8" Futon Mattress by Gold Bond has a cotton-based construction that makes it soft and comfortable. The batting of this futon mattress is made from joy cotton, which makes it tight and consistently firm. The tufting on the surface of this white futon mattress serves to make it sturdy. It can be used as a bi-fold and be placed on a standard futon frame, allowing you to use it as a bed or a couch cushion.
The futon mattress can be laid on the floor as a bed or be folded in half into a low ottoman. This futon frame is available in several sizes and is made in the United States of America. It is easy to maintain and can be wiped clean as and when required. This futon mattress is fire-retardant, and does not promote the spread of fire. Several pounds of extra cotton 'crowns' each futon for added comfort Top, bottom, and side panels create box construction for added strength Mattress can be folded or rolled up Uses all natural boric acid powder as flame retardant Can be used on a mattress base on a frame 5 Year manufacturer's warranty against manufacturer defect 39'' W x 75'' L 54'' W x 75'' L 60'' W x 80'' L 76'' W x 80'' L California Residents: Proposition 65 warning A family-owned and operated company since 1899, Gold Bond has been manufacturing high-quality, comfortable mattresses for over a century. Located in Hartford, CT, Gold Bond is also the world's largest manufacturer of premium futon mattresses.
When it comes to shopping for furniture, we know that first-hand experience is important in helping you make an informed decision about the item you are purchasing. Wayfair has independently evaluated this brand — no money was exchanged, no favors were fulfilled—so that you can shop with confidence.Illegally dumped items attract more dumped items, and this sort of copycat littering is documented with photographs you can see by doing a web search for the phrase "Nothing Mattress."The recycling of mattresses does not happen through simple market forces. The springs of a typical mattress are made of low-value tempered steel. The polyurethane foam is hard to assemble into usable bales. The wood of a bed frame is expensive to grind into mulch. The textiles are hard to recycle at any price, and beds and box springs are expensive to move, store and disassemble.To make recycling happen anyway, and to avoid illegal dumping, California this year joined Rhode Island and Connecticut in implementing a "product stewardship" initiative.
Consumers who buy a new mattress pay a fee of $11 per mattress or box spring. This money goes to the Mattress Recycling Council, a nonprofit organization headed by mattress industry representatives and charged with running the program. The council is subject to oversight from the California Department of Resources Recovery and Recycling (CalRecycle) and input from an advisory committee, on which I serve. Their program includes incentives and requirements meant to facilitate recycling.The first step, which took effect last year — as mandated two years earlier by Senate Bill 254 — was a requirement for all mattress retailers to accept old mattresses at no additional charge when delivering a new mattress at a customer's home. The next step, which began last year, was to register every manufacturer, retailer and renovator of mattresses in the state. Registration was necessary for the imposition of an $11 fee on every mattress and box spring sold in California. The Mattress Recycling Council uses collected money to provide payments to processing centers, and in exchange, these centers accept mattresses free from the public.
For example, in Ventura County, you can get rid of your old mattress for free by having your mattress retailer collect it when a new one is delivered or by dropping it off at the Simi Valley Landfill and Recycling Center or at the Del Norte Regional Recycling and Transfer in Oxnard. Soon, Gold Coast Recycling and Transfer in Ventura will join the other two processing centers in accepting mattresses and box springs free, as long as these items come in clean, separate loads. Currently, Gold Coast is pulling mattresses from mixed loads, sending more than 400 mattresses each month to a recycler in Los Angeles. Mattresses mixed with other materials will still be subject to at least the minimum fee at these facilities, which is around $25.Two other local options for discarding mattresses are funded by refuse collection rates. These options are cleanup events and curbside bulky-item collection. Occasional bin/box-based drop-off events are available in most local cities and unincorporated communities, and free drop-off at the Simi Valley Landfill is available at least once a year for the three east county cities and surrounding unincorporated areas due to city and county contracts with Waste Management.