Cleaning Performance.

White vinegar is a natural odour eliminator, so it’s a top choice if you don’t want to use harsh chemicals.It also dries odourless, so you’re not just swapping one smell for another.. Disclaimer:.

Test this method on a small hidden area first to check it won’t stain your carpet.. What You’ll Need:.Clean white cloths or paper towels.Vacuum the area first.. Use paper towels or a white cloth to blot excess moisture away.

Stay away from coloured cloth, as the dye can transfer..Mix white vinegar 50:50 with water and pour into a spray bottle..

Apply to the carpet, working from the outside-in, so it doesn’t spread the stain further.

Give the carpet a good soaking but don’t saturate it, then leave it to work for at least five minutes.. Blot the area to remove the vinegar solution, then rinse with clean water to remove any vinegar residue.. Blot a final time to remove excess moisture.. Leave the carpet to air dry.Regular vacuuming is essential for keeping laminate clean.

A vacuum removes both fine dust and larger debris from the floor, including sharp material that could cause scratches.Vacuuming also picks up dirt in tight crevices that would otherwise be difficult to remove.. We only recommend using a vacuum that doesn’t have a rotating brush bar for cleaning laminate though.

Powered brush rolls can scatter debris and may even scratch the floor..In most cases, a cylinder vacuum cleaner is the best choice for laminate, as these typically don’t have a brush roll.