You know, I used to swear by the magical cleaning combo of vinegar and baking soda, just like many of us do. It’s a classic belief that’s been handed down through the ages. But here’s the thing: after some digging and a bit of experimentation, I’ve come to see that this dynamic duo might not
The filter in your vacuum cleaner is needed for it to function correctly. Without a filter, two things happen. If you have no filter, all the debris you’re vacuuming gets put back in the air and floor. This defeats the point of vacuuming if you’re only spreading the debris again. Also, not every vacuum cleaner
When it comes to power strips and vacuum cleaners, it’s a no-go. Plugging your vacuum cleaner into a power strip or an extension cord may seem like a quick solution, but it’s a risky move you should steer clear of. Why, you ask? Well, here’s the scoop: Vacuum cleaners draw a lot of power, and
I recently got a good question about alarm systems and if a robot vacuum will trigger them. This is one of those things you don’t think much about until it hits you when trying to leave your home and the robot vacuum is running. Will The Robot Vacuum Set Off The Home Alarm? Yes, but
There was a video that circulated the internet where someone’s robot vacuum running over dog poop, and it smeared it all over the home. It was gross and everyone had a good laugh because something like this would never happen to us. Well… I thought the same thing and then one day it happen to
Time to spill the sofa-foam on upholstery maintenance! Here’s the deal: vacuuming your upholstery should be a weekly ritual, right alongside your floor vacuuming sessions. Keep those pesky crumbs and dust bunnies at bay! But wait, there’s more to this upholstery love story. Deep cleaning is the real star of the show, and it’s a
Dealing with dried vomit stains is no picnic – it’s one of the trickiest cleaning challenges out there. This unsightly enemy has three components that require your full cleaning arsenal. First, there’s the stain itself, and it can take on different colors depending on what you ate the night before. Lucky if it’s clear! Then
Ever noticed those stubborn gray or black lines running along the border where your carpet meets the wall? That’s a textbook example of filtration soiling, a common issue in homes with central heating and cooling systems. Here’s what’s happening: your carpet acts like a giant air filter, capturing dust and fine particles. Over time, these
Tired of hearing about white distilled vinegar as the holy grail of cleaning solutions? The frustration is completely understandable! Let’s be real, vinegar isn’t the miracle cleaner it’s hyped up to be, and it can feel pretty underwhelming. And baking soda? That one has its own set of carpet-cleaning controversies. This discussion dives into vinegar
Got a case of matted or flattened carpets? It’s not the best look, especially if you’re planning to sell your home. But here’s the kicker – beyond aesthetics, fluffed-up carpets is your cleaning ally. A plumped-up carpets allows your vacuum to penetrate the fibers and suck up more debris compared to its flattened counterpart. Plus,
Let’s face it – accidents happen, and sometimes that includes a not-so-pleasant encounter with urine on your carpets. But here’s the silver lining: it’s not a big deal if you’ve got the right tools in your cleaning arsenal. Whether you’re tired of that lingering odor or just want to know the best way to banish
The age-old question: “Is it safe to run a vac on brand-new carpet?” Back in the day, many people hesitated, worried that it might damage a freshly installed surface. But here’s the truth: Times have changed, and so has the advice. Running a vac on new carpets isn’t just safe, it’s actually the smart thing
Let’s talk about baking soda, a real MVP in our cleaning toolkit, especially for its odor-busting powers. But here’s a heads-up: it’s not the best match for your vacuums. Why? Well, when baking soda gets vacuumed up, its fine particles will jam up the works. This means clogged filters, weaker suction, and even potential motor
Nothing more disgusting then smelling vomit especially when it is coming from your vacuum. You’re probably wondering why your vacuum has this nasty smell and how you can get rid of it. The good new is that we have some helpful tips to get rid of that odor coming from your vacuum. Do This First