Air out any musty areas regularly and consider running a diffuser and some essential oils to freshen things up..

It’s best to pat or blot the area with a clean cloth gently..Always test your cleaning solution.

All carpets are different!So, while your method may be effective, you don’t want it to strip your carpet of colour or cause damage to your rug.Try testing your solution on an inconspicuous area of your carpet first.. Avoid using baking soda.

Although baking soda is a standard at-home cleaning solution, it can cause white residue on your carpets, leaving you with an even bigger problem than before!Baking soda can also cause damage to your carpet’s fibres and even cause problems for your vacuum cleaner.. Use a light-coloured cloth on your carpet.

Colourful fabrics may transfer dyes onto your rug while cleaning, which may cause even more unsightly stains..

Always make sure the carpet is completely dry before vacuuming.. Moisture can damage a vacuum cleaner’s motor.However, we don’t like how violently the bin hinges down when emptying the vacuum.

We found this can flick the contents of the dust cup, rather than letting it fall gently into the bin.It certainly takes some practice to get right without causing a mess!.

Another issue is the bin’s placement.As it’s in the middle of the main body of the vacuum and hinges down, you can’t point it deep into a bin when emptying.