Let’s not make this a boring snoozefest click to read more. You’ve got a carpet, right? If you’re feeling fancy, you might have more than one. They have probably seen better times. You’ve probably spilled coffee, tracked mud on your feet or dropped spaghetti. Your carpets are used to a lot.

Vacuuming should be the first thing you do. All of us know we should vacuum frequently. Did you know that the way you vacuum can make a big difference? While waiting for your coffee to brew, do not vacuum. Slow and steady is key. Imagine gently combing your carpet’s hair (if it has any). Attachments that come with vacuum cleaners aren’t just there to confuse you. Use them! Use them!

Next, we will tackle the worst stain. We’ve all been there and watched in horror as red wine cascaded down onto the carpet. What is the secret? Imagine this is a race against the clock, without any prizes. Blotting is your friend, rubbing makes things worse.

But sometimes, the stains become part of your décor and you can’t stand it. Some people hire professionals to clean their carpets with steam cleaners and fancy solutions. Some people use a rental machine and some elbow grease to do the job themselves.

While we’re talking DIY, have you ever made your carpet cleaner? This is similar to making your own carpet cleaning, but not as strange as it sounds. Voila! Here and there, a little baking soda. This homemade mixture removes odors, mild stains, and smells. It does not leave behind any weird residues.

We should not ignore prevention because it is more fun to prevent messes than clean them up. Doormats act as bouncers and keep dirt at bay. Why not remove your shoes? Game changer! You’ll never look back!

Why not switch things up from time to time? All areas of the carpet should shine and be worn evenly. This will keep your experience fresh, as well as ghosts who may have become comfortable in your home.

Now you can decode carpet cleaning, without feeling as if you were studying for a test in household chores. It is better to clean regularly than in a rush. You should treat your vacuum cleaner as a good friend. Rearranging furniture or DIY solutions can help you create a uniform wear pattern.
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Carpet Cleaners North Shore
119 Fiddens Wharf Rd, Killara NSW 2071
(02) 8310 7640