When you live in a home that has people and pets living it in you know that cleaning is a never ending chore. You need to keep cleaning up after the family to keep the house presentable. Family members tend to leave their shoes out, dishes on the counter and food on the table. It can be difficult to keep up on all the cleaning that has to be done but one of the areas that needs attention is the carpet. The carpet is on the ground and that means that all the traffic that comes in and out of your home walk on that surface. The carpet is a fabric that has been manufactured into carpeting that is then fitted to your space. Once the carpet has been installed in the house you want to do all that you can to keep it clean. The problem is that over the course of a day your carpet can be spilled on and walked on. You cannot have a professional carpet cleaner out on a daily basis to clean the carpets. One because it will oversoak the flooring and cause damage and two it is not cost effective. You need to be able to handle those small in between spills that will happen to keep your carpet to look its best between professional visits.
Carpet Care 2000 Explains How to Treat Common Pet & Red Liquid Carpet Stains
Pet Stains: One of the most common complaints that people have when they call to have their carpets cleaned is that they have pet stains and odors. Pets are a part of the family and they are allowed to run through the home. We probably love them to a fault and when they make a mess we just get it cleaned up. Even if you have a great pet that doesn’t have accidents on the carpet there are always those occasional problems. Pet stains leave behind odor especially if you don’t get to cleaning them right away. You want to find a way to deodorize the smell as well as clean the spot. This can be done with a paste made from water and baking soda.
Red Liquid: Liquid is spilled on your carpet occasionally. They problem is that if the liquid is red in color it can be more damaging as well as harder to clean off the carpet. That is why red juice and wine is on the list. Mostly because it is difficult for homeowners to get off the carpet and remove. The red dye that is used in the beverage will get in the carpet fibers and start to dye the fibers as well. You can use a mixture of water, vinegar and dish soap to work on the spot. You need to work slowly and never soak the area too much. Dab at the stain with a clean cloth to remove the spot instead of spreading it out.
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