How to Take Care of Your Carpet
Vacuum busy areas often, blot spills right away, and put mats at the doors. Then get a professional cleaning on the schedule your carpet maker suggests, often every 6 to 18 months.
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Vacuum more than you think
Vacuum busy areas a few times a week and the rest of the house weekly. Go slow and overlap your passes. Empty the bin or change the bag often, because a full one loses suction.
Handle spills the right way
- Blot with a clean white towel. Don't rub
- Work from the outside of the spot toward the middle
- Use cool water, not hot
- Test any spot cleaner in a hidden area first
- Don't soak the spot
If it won't come out, stop adding products and call us. Mixing cleaners can set a stain.
Minnesota seasons
Winter brings salt and sand, so mats at every door help a lot. Spring and fall bring mud and leaves. Many homes book a cleaning after winter and another before the holidays.
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Questions
How often should carpets be cleaned?
Shaw suggests every 6 to 18 months, depending on traffic. Homes with kids, pets or allergies often land on the shorter end.
Is steam cleaning bad for carpet?
No. Steam cleaning, or hot water extraction, is a solid method when it's done well. It uses more water than our low-moisture process, so it usually takes longer to dry.
Read the full guideHow do I keep stains from setting?
Act fast. Blot with cool water and a white towel, and don't scrub. If it's still there the next day, call us before trying more products.
How do I keep traffic areas from matting?
Vacuum them often, use runners or rugs in the busiest paths, and get them cleaned regularly. Grit left in the pile is what flattens it.