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At some point in our lives all of us have heard the old admonition “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.”  Personally, I’m pretty fastidious – but I don’t think showering frequently will have much of an influence on where I spend Eternity. If you want your fabric and leather upholstered furniture to last an eternity, I [...]

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Have you ever realized that we spend about one third part of our lives in our bedrooms? It is the first place we see as soon as we wake up in the morning. In fact, we carry out all our day-to-day activities in our bedrooms, whether it be reading books, listening to music or simply relaxing [...]

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Regardless of how careful we are with our health – watching our diets, exercising regularly and that sort of thing – we all have to visit our physician now and then.  The trips get a little more frequent as we get older, and sometimes our doctors send us to specialists for various ailments.  Your fine [...]

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By: Keith Joyce VP of Operations I walked into the house last night and took a long look at my sofa. It’s still an excellent piece of furniture… comfortable, handsome and in great condition. Unfortunately, I’m tired of the look… and it’s way too good to get rid of, so I suppose I’ll be looking [...]

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By: Keith Joyce VP of Operations kjoyce@bowenfurniture.com Sounds like a line from a cop show on TV, doesn’t it?  Most of us will never hear those words except on TV, in a movie, or just kidding around.  BUT… when it comes to moving the furniture in your home, it can be really good advice.   [...]

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Keep your outdoor furniture sparkling and ready for barbecues, parties and leisurely weekends with these handy cleaning solutions: Conventional Plastic Web Lawn Chairs Clean plastic webbing with an all-purpose cleaner, using a scrub brush to remove stains. If the webbing is looking dingy, try mixing some detergent and a half-cup of bleach in one gallon [...]

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