How to Succeed Use of Non Chemical Agent in Carpet Cleaning

Aug 9
17:29

2013

Ma. Theresa Galan

Ma. Theresa Galan

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The cost of these commercial, chemical-based products can be high -- long term health concerns for the family, and environmental pollution caused by their manufacture and disposal. Today's modern home is loaded with toxic and polluting substances designed to make domestic life easier.A growing number of commercial non-toxic home cleaning products are also available, as healthier and environmentally responsible alternatives.

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There are many inexpensive,How to Succeed Use of Non Chemical Agent in Carpet Cleaning Articles easy-to-use natural alternatives which can safely be used in place of commercial household products.  Carpeting should be cleaned with eco-friendly non-toxic solutions to prevent potential health problems and environmental contamination from chemical-based products. Nontoxic carpet cleaners effectively attack dirt in the carpets without introducing noxious chemicals into your home. You can choose from many non-toxic options for both spot removal and full-carpet cleaning.

The number of non-toxic carpet cleaning solutions on the market can make it difficult to distinguish among them. Consumers should also be on the lookout for "green-washing," which occurs when a company claims a product is non-toxic and eco-friendly but is actually not. To assist you in your search for non-toxic carpet cleaners, look for products with a seal of approval from the Carpet and Rug Institute, a science-based industry regulator for environmental and consumer advocacy. The Green Good Housekeeping Seal also covers non-toxic carpet cleaners 

Effective and affordable carpet cleaning products can be made from just a few common kitchen ingredients that degrade easily in the environment and release no harmful chemicals into the home.Non-toxic alternatives to commercial carpet cleaners reduce indoor air pollution, creating a safer environment for all members of a household --- especially for those in close contact with the floor, such as children and pets.

You can make non-toxic carpet cleaning solution with many common household ingredients. Homemade non-toxic spot cleaners include various combinations of vegetable soap, white vinegar, baking soda, water and essential oils. Vinegar-based solutions are particularly effective on wine and coffee stains. Vegetable soap solutions work well on oil-based stains, such as lipstick, grease and food stains.

Homemade non-toxic cleaners made of conventional household ingredients provide cost-effective alternatives to commercial chemical detergents, powders and solvents. Baking soda naturally absorbs odors and moisture from the carpet, making it an affordable and easy-to-use non-toxic carpet cleaner. To remove greasy stains, sprinkle baking soda, corn starch or corn meal across the carpet and let it sit for at least 30 minutes before vacuuming. To counteract odors, add crumbled bay leaves, ground cloves or a few drops of lavender essential oil to the mixture. 

A dry non-toxic carpet cleaner can be as simple as sprinkling corn meal or baking soda with an optional 20 to 30 drops of your favorite essential oil over the carpet and vacuuming it up after a few minutes to deodorize and quickly clean. Non-toxic full carpet liquid cleaning solutions are best kept water-based with a softener like borax or baking soda for a gentle cleaning. Steam cleaning with a vinegar-water solution is also effective for deodorizing while still gently lifting stains.

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