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Kleenteq – Redeem from Home

$52 for Carpet Cleaning for Three Rooms ($120 Value)

$52
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No Longer Available
Thu Nov 08 07:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$120
Discount
57%
You Save
$68
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In a Nutshell

Licensed and insured cleaners shampoo and deodorize carpeting in three rooms

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. 24hr cancellation notice required. Extra $9.99 fee for homes more than 3 stories. Valid within San Francisco and East Bay and South Bay areas. Will not service north of San Rafael. Not valid for excessive stain removal.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Despite all our advanced technology, we still use brooms to sweep floors, rags to wash windows, and old-timey banjos to entertain us while we clean. Whistle while someone else works with this Groupon.

$52 for Carpet Cleaning for Three Rooms ($120 Value)

Technicians use a basic steam cleaning process—which includes shampoo, color brightener, and deodorizer—to scour three rooms of carpeting. Depending on the size and condition of the carpet, the services could take 45–60 minutes. Other charges may apply according to style, size, and condition of the carpet.

Kleenteq

The dedicated staffers at Kleenteq are licensed, bonded, and insured, allowing them to focus completely on soiled carpets, rugs, and floors. After their visits, patrons sigh happily, pressing bare feet into newly fluffy and clean carpet. The team also wields green cleaning products and enzyme treatments, and Scotchgard elixirs can protect carpets from spills and easily startled wine-tasting clubs.

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The Groupon Guide to: Too Good to Be True

There's an old saying: if a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Look out for any of these impossible dreams; they might turn into all-too-possible nightmares:

A real-estate agent arrives on your doorstep with a "once-in-a-lifetime investment."
Nice try! This two-bit huckster wants you to spend your retirement fund on 6 acres of stink-swamp so he can move into your much nicer current house and pet your dog all day.

An old man with a beard says you are the newest applicant to a "prestigious wizard academy."
Steer clear! This old nut clearly wants money—or worse: for you to spend your precious time conversing with a lonely elderly person.

A beautiful, compassionate soul tells you they want to spend "the rest of our lives together."
Don't do it! If this person could see the secret darkness that you know is gestating inside you, they would turn to ashes at your touch. Say something hateful in return, in order to set them free.

How can you tell if someone is trying to trick you?

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