Architectural Assistant Mirabell Schmidt takes a seat on the University of Westminster’s crit panel

Daily sweeping or vacuuming is ideal, but not practical in most homes.

Spot Treat Using White Vinegar.White vinegar is a natural odour eliminator, so it’s a top choice if you don’t want to use harsh chemicals.

Architectural Assistant Mirabell Schmidt takes a seat on the University of Westminster’s crit panel

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.

Architectural Assistant Mirabell Schmidt takes a seat on the University of Westminster’s crit panel

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..

Architectural Assistant Mirabell Schmidt takes a seat on the University of Westminster’s crit panel

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.Always read your laminate floor’s instructions before cleaning it for the first time.. Each manufacturer has different recommendations for cleaning their floors, including which products are safe to use, so it’s important to stick to these guidelines..

In most cases, you’ll only need a vacuum cleaner (with a floorhead that’s safe for hard floors) and a damp mop to clean your laminate..The key is to only ever use.

cloths or mops, rather than sopping wet ones, as excess water on laminate can soak through and cause serious damage.. Avoid Using Steam Cleaners on Laminate Flooring.Most manufacturers don’t recommend using a steam cleaner on their laminate flooring.

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