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What Can I Use to Clean My Carpet? To effectively clean and disinfect your carpet, you need to have a spot and stain removal kit that may include the following tools: Paper towels to soak up any ...

In this video, we’re showing you how to remove candle wax stains from a carpet using diy tools and products available at your home. You only need a butter knife, some paper towels, a hair dryer or a ...

Clean carpets make any home more attractive, and it often takes a multifaceted approach to get the job done right. This guide for how to clean carpet will help you find ways to freshen underfoot, ...

If you’ve ever had a carpet freshly cleaned or rolled out a new area rug only to watch in horror as it became a stain magnet for everything from pet accidents to spilled wine and dirty shoes, you know ...

Red wine stains can be removed if you act quickly and use the right techniques. Learn how to remove red wine stains from ...

Carpet stains can be a real pain, but there's a way to get rid of them in just minutes using a natural cleaning hack - and it ...

It’s now spring, which means it’s nearly the season of cleaning and organization. There’s something particularly alarming about emerging from the winter doldrums to find that your home is a dusty, ...

Baking soda makes for a great natural stain remover in paste form. For light stains, Stein suggests creating a paste with baking soda and water. Apply the paste with a carpet brush, let it dry, and ...

No need to swear off chocolate after a spill or smudge. We've got expert advice on how to remove chocolate stains from just about every surface. Nothing’s better than biting into a decadent ice-cream ...