Carpeted floors look great in any home, but they aren’t necessarily the easiest to keep clean. Even if you have a high quality vacuum cleaner, it doesn’t get all of the stains and what may be underneath the surface. What are you supposed to do then? Kids, adults, and pets alike cause stains and smells… […]
Anyone who has lived in a home or apartment with a carpet will tell you that keeping it clean can be a troublesome process. A canister or upright vacuum does help, but it will never do the job as well as a carpet cleaner. A typical vacuum will get some dust, hairs and other items… […]
Don’t rush to grab your carpet cleaner and shampoo the area. Rubbing the stain will only make it more persistent, particularly if there’s excess wet paint left. You want to identify the paint type first. Once you know the paint type, pick the best paint removal method. Remember to check your carpet material cleaning instructions… […]
Bed bugs are notoriously good at hiding and creative at traveling. They can get into your house on shoes, clothes, luggage, and even carpet cleaner. However, the risk of you getting bed bugs from a second-hand carpet cleaner isn’t any higher than the risk of bringing them from your friend’s house (because anyone can have… […]
If you don’t use as much product as the average person, your carpet cleaner might last past its expiration date. The cleaner can also go bad faster if the storage conditions are incorrect. The product’s shelf life depends on many factors, including its composition, storage conditions, and whether it’s liquid or powder-based. You should know… […]
In fact, your home carpet cleaner might make matters worse if you rub it too harshly against the surface. And if you call professional carpet cleaners, they might refuse to deal with bleach spots. Internet guides often recommend using natural remedies like crayons, ink, or coffee to restore the color. Save yourself time and money… […]
Most carpet cleaners contain chemicals toxic to dogs. These chemicals include glycol ethers, bleach, bleach, and formaldehyde. However, even eco-friendly, natural cleaners aren’t risk-free. You should be aware of household cleaner poisoning symptoms in dogs and how to react if your dog accidentally drinks the liquid. Note that even inhalation or skin exposure can have… […]
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