Let’s move on to spotless carpet. Although this topic is not glamorous, please do listen. It’s about more than putting the vacuum on your floor or being angry over a spilled drink during game night.

Consider your carpet to be an old friend. You wouldn’t leave a friend’s shirt stained and ignore them, would ya? You can do the same with your carpet. It’s a great way for you to say, “I have got you.” It keeps dirt and everyday dust out of your carpet.

But sometimes it gets messy. There could be a spilled wine or someone who hasn’t cleaned their feet properly brought a garden into the house. Next, you’ll need to do a thorough cleaning. You can clean your house in many different ways.

The hot-water extraction process is like giving carpets a deep, relaxing bath. Hot water basically washes away dirt. The carpets need time to air dry. Do not step on wet flooring.

If you aren’t patient, you might prefer dry chemical cleaning products. Imagine using magic dust, which will stick to dirt just like bees to honey. Vacuum up the carpet. In just minutes the carpet is clean.

You can also use encapsulation. Imagine that you could vacuum the carpet fibres that had frozen-dried dirt. It’s the best solution for you, less mess and fuss.

Also remember to clean the bonnet. Imagine it like buffing a carpet. The surface of the car will look much better.

Next comes the most enjoyable part of my career: handling those “oops!” It’s a moment that we all experience from time to time (like when Uncle Joe drops his spaghetti). It is easy to find the culprit behind every stain. Simply look on your shelves or in the cupboard for the most effective cleaner.

It’s important to know which carpets work the best, and how to get them clean without turning your home in to a science project gone wrong. Others may recommend cleaning products like baking powder and vinegar, while still other people could point you in the direction of cleaners that promise to work miracles.

As with music, there are many styles of carpets. What you like may not suit someone else. Wool rugs should be treated gently, while synthetic ones need to be cleaned with more elbow grease.

Vacuuming regularly is the best way to keep your carpets clean. Deep cleaning can be done occasionally (and if necessary), as well as having quick reflexes.

When you are tempted to say “Ehh, I’ll wait” when your carpet gets dirty or worn out, keep in mind that small changes can make a huge difference. You want to keep it fresh and clean. But you also want to prevent Uncle Joe’s infamous spaghetti story from becoming a permanent decoration.

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Spotless Carpet Cleaning North Shore
1-5 Lynbara Ave, St Ives NSW 2075
(02) 8607 8811