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At Merry Maids, we are proud to be a national supporter of Go Red For Women and raise funds for life-saving research while educating our customers and team members about this largely preventable disease.

Stefan Figley, Merry Maids vice president of marketing

Football parties are predictable when it comes to clean up. The most common spills involve beer, cheese dip, dipping sauces and red wine. And, if it's a rainy day, you may have to deal with muddy footprints.

Debra Johnson, Merry Maids training specialist

“ Fall is always dryer than spring. So naturally a lot of dust is in the house. You have to Microfiber dust, Steam and Vacuum.”

Merry Maids Cleaning Expert, Debra Johnson

“Microfiber captures dust, because of this you can use less product and save tons more time. Steam of course is the best option because it uses hot water, mix that with a microfiber and you are in great shape. Steam just magnifies your cleaning process in a huge way. Vacuuming is a very important thing to do especially using one with a HEPA filter.”

Merry Maids Cleaning Expert, Debra Johnson

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Merry Maids is a Proud National Supporter of the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women® Movement

Mon, Feb 18, 2013 20:57 CET

Month-long activities planned for February to bring awareness to the fight against heart diseaseMEMPHIS, TN—February 18, 2013 -- February has been designated “American Heart Month” to raise awareness of heart disease, the number 1 killer of women. Each year, the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement encourages Americans to wear red during February to help spread awareness of the disease and raise funds to support research and education. Merry Maids, the nation’s largest home cleaning company, is going red in a big way. During the month of February, Merry Maids will

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Merry Maids is a Proud National Supporter of the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women® Movement