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Cleaning my carpets- yes another thrilling sat night question!

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lizardqueenie · 24/09/2011 21:49

My hallways, stairs, living room & dining room carpets could do with a real good clean & I'm sorry if I've asked this before- it's been on my mind for a while- can anyone recommend either a unit you can rent or a company that can come to you? Cream carpet in hall is looking particularly shocking! Ta :)

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Cutiecat · 25/09/2011 10:06

I just bought a vax ultra on amaon. It is briiliant. I worked out it paid for itself after two uses ratherthan havingcarpets cleaned. I also now haveit in event of accidents. Hth

WorzselMummage · 25/09/2011 10:12

We hired a Rug Doctor from B&Q last weekend and did our house. It cost about £40 i think, incl the shampoo staff.

Be warned though, The water that came out of our upstairs carpets was pretty grim and made us a bit ashamed.. the water that came out of the living room carpet though.. OH MY GOD... it was vile, and it stank. We are pulling the carpet up and putting down wooden floor. GRIM. Carpets can hide a lot of grime.

it was quite easy to do though, took about 3 hours for 3 rooms and landing hall and steps.

neuroticmumof3 · 25/09/2011 16:25

I'm due a Rug Doctor clean on my carpets. I think they're wonderful but as Worzsel says be prepared to be horrified by what comes out!

lizardqueenie · 26/09/2011 18:14

Yes I'd seen the rug dr one and wondered if it was any good. Oh god, quite terrified what might come out! Will be a lot more practical in the long run for us to have floorboards or some kind of hard floor downstairs but I'll keep carpet upstairs- it's cosy!

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