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World Market, a nationwide import retailer that specializes in home furniture, decor, and gifts, has chosen to carry Earthworm® Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner in all 240 of its retail stores.

Pet stains pose a challenge to clean and deodorize, but pet urine is especially difficult to remove. Urine stains can persist after several cleanings, and that urine smell can linger forever.

We recently received two amazing testimonials from satisfied customers.

Real Simple, the source for practical, useful and clever solutions to make every aspect of your busy life easier, named Earthworm® Drain Cleaner the best natural drain cleaner on the market.

According to HomeAdvisor.com the average cost to professionally clean carpets ranges between $122 and $235. Luckily, for a fraction of that cost you can safely and organically clean stains and odors in your carpets with Earthworm® Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner.

The American Lung Association recently updated its information on carpeting and air quality. Carpets are notorious for trapping dust, allergens, and toxins in their fibers. On the one hand, this is beneficial because those harmful elements can be trapped in the pile and out of the air. But on the other hand, those pollutants can be released into the air at any time from regular traffic and use. The same things are true for all fabric and upholstery, including furniture, curtains, pillows, and mattresses.

Earthworm is pleased to announce the newest member of our septic and drain family of products - EARTHWORM® SEPTIC WASTE ELIMINATOR. Joining our already successful Earthworm® Septic System & Cesspool Treatment (single-dose box), Earthworm® Septic System Treatment Pre-measured doses (three-dose bag), and Earthworm® Liquid Septic System & Cesspool Treatment (three-dose bottle), Earthworm® Septic Waste Eliminator provides the same natural cleaning power with an extra kick!

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), more than 20% of American households rely on a septic system rather than public sewer systems. That's over 60 million people, and about one-third of all new developments are designed with a septic system, making them an important part of the American ecosystem.

According to The Humane Society almost 70% of American households own a pet. Those pet owners spend over $100 billion every year on various needs and expenses. One of those expenses is often cleaning products for pet accidents, but some of those products can actually do more harm than good. The chemicals present in those cleaners are often harmful to both pets and humans, and can damage your home's fabrics or carpets.

Pet stains can be especially difficult to clean, but there are two other factors that need to be considered as well: odor and behavior. After an accident, pets will be drawn to the same area again by the residual odor. This in turn will condition your pet to continue to use that area as its bathroom. Obviously you want to clean the area, but you also want to keep your pet from being attracted to the area.