It’s no secret that vacuum cleaners can save you a lot of time. And that’s why around 40 to 50 million vacuums are sold in the US every year. But how did they clean carpets before vacuums? The most common way to keep carpets clean at the beginning of the 1800s was to place druggets […]
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Americans love having a clean home, but despite this, 73% of them hate doing the actual cleaning. But what happens if you don’t vacuum? When you don’t vacuum, all the sand, dust, and grit that enters your house accumulates. Dust mites, bacteria, and pet hair can negatively impact your health. In addition, not vacuuming can
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Ants tend to enter our homes in search of food, meaning that even small amounts of food crumbs can attract hundreds of them. Some ways of getting rid of them are more effective than others, but does vacuuming ants kill them? No, simply vacuuming ants does not kill them, although some of them might die
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Around 100 million people in the United States have arachnophobia. And while some are happy to simply catch a spider they have come across and release it into the wild, others cannot help but have to resort to drastic measures. But do vacuums kill spiders? Vacuum cleaners can kill spiders depending on the type of
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If you have recently switched from a bagged vacuum to a bagless one, you are probably wondering what to do when it is time to empty your machine. To empty a vacuum cleaner without dust flying everywhere, you should go outside, wrap a plastic bag around the vacuum bin, empty the content, bang the bin
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Having mice in the house can be dreadful as they spread nasty diseases through their droppings and urine. But you should never vacuum or sweep mouse droppings as they can break up and spread virus particles in the air. However, if you have already vacuumed mice feces, it is important to disinfect your vacuum and
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