Planning Carpet Cleaning When a Dog Is Home
A dog may remain elsewhere in the property only when the household can maintain reliable separation from the work area. Temperament, noise, doors, equipment routes, products, and drying all affect the plan.
Create Reliable Work-Area Separation
Choose a closed room, crate, supervised outdoor plan, walk, or off-site arrangement that fits the dog. Account for equipment movement, exterior doors, hoses, cords, unfamiliar noise, and the route technicians need through the property.
Control Access Until Normal Use Resumes
Keep the dog away from stored products, active treatment, damp carpet, treated spots, and hard-floor transitions. Confirm ventilation, drying, necessary foot traffic, and normal-use directions before the technician leaves.
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Tell OxyMagic about the dog and the proposed containment plan when requesting an estimate.
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