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Jim Maust
Owner & President
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Caring for your Cabinets
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Wood Cabinet Surfaces
As with all wood products, avoid excessive moisture. Wipe down exterior with a damp cloth to remove dust.
Complete a small area at a time and wipe dry. Emulsion-type cleaning polish such as Murphy's Oil Soap safely clean and protect cabinets. These are
formulated without wax, petroleum solvents or silicones.
Cleaning Agents
Use a damp cloth when cleaning normal household spills.
After wiping thoroughly, dry the surface with a lint-free cotton cloth. For
stubborn stains, use a mild detergent with warm water and dry the surface immediately.
NOTE:
Never use abrasive cleaners,
scouring pads or powdered cleansers. Do not use a dish cloth to wipe
your cabinet exterior, since it may contain remnants of grease or detergents.
Care and Cleaning of Hardware
Periodically, use mild soap and warm water to clean door/drawer knobs or pulls.
Thoroughly dry all hardware joints and surfaces and the surrounding area with a
clean, soft cloth. Buff hardware with a clean, dry cloth.
CAUTION: Many brass and silver
polishes contain harsh chemicals that can damage the hardware's surface.
Care and Cleaning of Mirrors
Cleaner should always be applied to a cloth, not directly to the mirror, and
should not be allowed to run or drip into the base trim. Avoid cleaners that
contain sodium hydrochloride, phosphoric acid or sulfur (found in products to
prevent mildew and fungus).
Info taken from KraftMaid
If you find that no amount of cleaning will make your cabinets look the way you want, give us a call to talk about a cabinet upgrade. You can completely remodel your kitchen or just give it a facelift! 540-434-7927
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Blosser receives Scholarship
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 The National Remodeling Foundation awarded Jeremy Blosser of Venture Builders
Inc. a scholarship for pursuit of his Certified Green Professional Designation
from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). The National Remodeling
Foundation's purpose is to advance the general level of professionals within,
and to provide a clearinghouse of information regarding, the remodeling
industry.
The designation requires 24 hours of
NAHB-approved training, and additional continuing education every two years.
Subjects covered in training discuss how green homes provide homeowners with
lower energy costs and higher value. Curriculum requires completion of the
Green Building for Building Professionals two-day course and the Business
Management for Building Professionals. He has completed his coursework, and is awaiting official certification!
View the full article at The Daily News Record
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Receive a Flat-Screen TV for your Referral
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 Join Venture's summer referral
program to receive a special thank you gift of a 32" flat screen Sony TV. To qualify, refer Venture Builders to a homeowner who signs a contract over $25,000 between now
and August 31, 2009.
Over 80% of our business comes from referrals, and we value
working with people like you. For more info, email
info@venturebuildersinc.com. Enjoy the Summer!
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