For many, living on North Shore by the sea is a dream; nevertheless, maintaining fresh carpets in the salty air seems difficult. That is a quite different ball game. Welcome to the club; yours smells like a combination of sea spray and neglected socks most of the time. The truth is, though, that the magic happens not only with carpet cleaning north shore. It’s about some healthy habits, a touch of do-it-yourself flare, and some traditional wisdom – find for more bonuses here!

Once upon a time, I was splayed out on my beloved shag carpet on a peaceful Sunday afternoon only to discover my nose crinkling in pain. Not looking, I pondered whether a seagull had left a present behind. But no, it was simply the dark side of life close to the sea—that of damp smells. Nobody, really, wants their house to smell like a fisherman’s shoe.

First of all, vacuuming is not only your weekly dull task. See it as a sort of carpet spa day. Frequent hoovers of your floor help to cut the dust and dirt. One of my playlist is called “Vacuum Jams.” It adds vitality to things. If you have tiny children or furry pals, however, really aim once a week or twice. You want unwelcome guests to the celebration not to invite.

Essential oils—oh, those lovely, aromatic little marvels! On a pot of baking soda, scatter a few drops of lavender or eucalyptus and let it sit overnight. Dust this miracle powder over your carpet the following day; give it half an hour to marinade; then, vacuum it.

Invest in a dehumidifier for absolute game-changer. Indeed, they might not be glitzy, but the offender here is wetness. The sly villain behind carpets acting like sponges is You are removing its power by lowering humidity levels. Less moisture and less odor—it’s as easy as pie.

Carpet Care Specialists Mosman
50 Yeo St, Neutral Bay, NSW, 2089
(02) 8311 3724