Saturday, August 27, 2011

How to Clean Carpet with Zero Chemical-Based Products



Chemical-based products present a lot of harm to our home. For those of us who have young children who spend time rolling themselves on the carpet, eating off the carpet, or completing their school assignment while laying or sitting on the carpet, this can be a problem. We want to be extra careful with what product we use to clean the carpet. Because I have four children, some with asthma and all with allergy problems, I have to be careful with what I use to clean my carpet. I had to do my research and find how I can clean my carpet without the use of chemical-based products. Here is what I found and I am happy to say that I have seen improvement in my children's health. We have not been visiting the doctor's office as we normally do for allergy related issues or asthma attacks.

To clean your carpet without chemical-based products, you must make a commitment to take care of your carpet on a regular basis. This means that you must not wait for the dirt to pile up before you act. Professional carpet cleaning companies recommend getting your carpet cleaned about every three months. But since you will be doing this yourself, you don't need to wait every three months.

Begin by always making sure you pick up any spill as soon as it happens. Use paper towel to soak it up without rubbing to avoid damage to the carpet fibers. After that, use eco-friendly detergent and mix with hot water. Use a towel to blot out the stains without rubbing it. Follow this with a spot of white vinegar to completely clear the area off the stains.

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