Carpet Cleaning and Flea Fiascos: The Truth Behind the Myths

Ah, carpets. Carpets, those plush and cozy floor coverings which invite us off our footwear to relax. However, carpets are magnets for spills, dirt and, yes, even fleas. As if they had a secret existence of their own. How can we keep them clean and expel those tiny intruders simultaneously? We’ll dive into the worlds steam carpet cleaning, and flea treatments.

First and foremost, vacuuming regularly will make you a better person. It’s like a mini-workout on your floor. It keeps dust bunnies in check and your carpet will look less like it was a bad science experiment. You should know that not every vacuum is created equal. It is important to choose a vacuum cleaner with a powerful suction, which can penetrate deep into fibers and remove fleas.

Fleas are sneaky critters. They don’t just lay around, but burrow into the ground like they’re looking for oil. Do not vacuum your carpet in a hurry, like you might brushing teeth just before going to sleep. This is more tortoise-than-hare.

Now let’s discuss those annoying fleas. They are small but can be a real nuisance to pets as well as humans. Ever caught one? You can’t catch one! It’s like trying to grab hold of air!

What is the best way to eliminate these freeloaders from your home? One word: steam cleaning. This sounds fancy, yet it is just hot steam doing its job. Imagine giving your carpet its own spa day without the cucumbers over its eyes. The heat eliminates any unwanted visitors while also removing dirt your trusty vacuum can’t reach.

Some people swear that natural flea remedies can be used on carpets. Sprinkle some baking soda or sea salt onto the carpet prior to vacuuming. This is said to dehydrate fleas more quickly than a summer in Arizona.

If you have an infestation that is out of control, chemical treatments are available. Please read all labels before using any products. You don’t want to end up with more problems that solutions.

Prevention is key to preventing these uninvited critters. Pets should be treated with flea medications prescribed by a vet because once they start scratching, it’s hard to win the battle.

Rearranging furniture is another option that you can try. You can also freshen your living area without spending any extra money. The best part is that it will not cost you any money and it will also prevent fleas from forming in dark places like under tables or couches, where sunlight is scarce.

It’s all there–the hows, whys, and ups to keeping carpets free of fleas. It pays to be persistent. You’ll get there eventually.

Northern Beaches Carpet Cleaning
90 Mona Vale Rd, Warriewood NSW 2102
(02) 8311 0608

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