Keeping your carpet clean and looking great is easy when you vacuum regularly. Before you start your cleaning routine, inspect the carpet and pick up any large particles and debris that could potentially clog your vacuum cleaner. You should also check the bag to make sure it?s not full.

Watch this video to learn more about vacuuming. After inspecting your floor and vacuum, push the vacuum in a forward direction. Make sure to overlap your strokes and change up the direction every once in a while to get all of the dirt. Use your hose attachment to reach corners and small spaces.

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No matter what steps we take to keep ourcarpetsclean, stains and grime are sometimes unavoidable. Even with the toughest stains, from red wine to candle wax, there?s hope for the longevity of your carpet. With some quick thinking and the right techniques and solutions, you can remove some of the most stubborn stains. Here are some tips onremoving common carpet stains.

Liquid Stains:When it comes to liquids, whether it?s blood, ink, wine, soda, or beer, there are a few at-home solutions to try before calling the professional cleaners. You always want to start with the mildest solution possible?cold water. Try not to use cloths or paper towels that are colored to prevent color transfer. Always remember to blot, not rub, the stain.

If cold water doesn?t do the trick, then try a mild water and dish soap solution or a combination of water and vinegar. If you use any cleaning solutions or sprays on the stain, then always rinse with plain water afterward to remove any remaining chemical residue from your carpet.

Dry StainsDry stains can be caused by anything from dried mud to cereal and coffee grounds. First, vacuum the loose particles. Failing to remove the substance can cause a major stain, grinding the particles deep into the carpet fiber. After vacuuming, assess the carpet to see if a stain remains. If so, then use the above methods for liquid stains to remove the stain from the carpet. The same basic methods are effective for many types of stains.