Friday, July 6, 2012

Natural Carpet Cleaning Methods


A carpeted home looks and feels great inside the home. People are on it, regardless if they are barefooted or with shoes. Your pets, children and other members of the family sit, step, play and even roll around it. How sure are you that your carpet is clean? Keeping your carpet free from dust particles and dirt is very important, considering the fact that a dirty carpet can harm a person’s health. Many people have the common notion that carpet cleaning takes a lot of time, effort and money. Although effort has to be exerted to make sure that your carpet remains clean at all times, it does not necessarily mean that you have to spend a lot of money on carpet cleaning and maintenance. As a matter of fact, there are natural and inexpensive methods that you can follow, and ensure that your family’s health is always safe and protected.



1.    Use vinegar and ammonia – these are two of the most common cleaning agents that you can use to substitute for the expensive cleaning products that are being sold in the market. There are many other natural methods that you can use, and most of the ingredients are found inside a traditional home. These ingredients can help you get rid of minor stains that your carpet may have.



2.    Use a vacuum cleaner at least twice or thrice a week. This will keep off the dirt and help you maintain it easily. There are some people who perform carpet cleaning once a week. This MAY be applicable if the area is not being used at most times. But if it is in the living room, bedroom or any other part of the home where the kids, children and members of the family constantly stays, it has to be vacuum cleaned more than once a week.



3.    Lastly, make sure that you hire a professional carpet cleaning professional. The dirt and dust that are superficial may be removed by vacuum cleaning. But there are instances that there’s more beneath the fibers that you see and only a specialist can get rid of those.

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