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01Weekly
- Thorough vacuuming, high-traffic areas can be vacuumed more often
- Check for new stains and treat immediately
- Clean the vacuum dust bag or dust filter
02Monthly
- Vacuum once against and once with the grain
- Check if tassels and edges are loose
- Check back for mold spots or signs of insect damage
03Every three to six months
- Rotate the carpet 180 degrees for even light exposure and wear
- Add pads under furniture legs to reduce marks
- Turn on dehumidifier in humid season
04Yearly
- Arrange for a professional deep cleaning once (consider more frequently if there are pets).
- Ensure it is completely dry and rolled up for storage, avoid folding
FAQ
How often should I vacuum carpets daily?
Vacuum thoroughly once a week according to the list. For areas with high foot traffic, you can vacuum more often. Clean the vacuum cleaner dust bag or filter regularly, and handle new stains as early as possible without waiting for the next regular cleaning.
Any tips for carpet vacuuming?
Vacuum once in each direction, slow down, and regularly clean the vacuum cleaner dust filter. Avoid letting the roller brush roll in tassels.
How to reduce localized carpet wear and furniture pressure marks?
You can rotate the carpet 180 degrees every three to six months to ensure more even light exposure and wear. Adding pads under furniture legs helps reduce local indentations. Also, check if tassels and edges are loose to avoid pulling during cleaning.
How should carpets that are not currently in use be stored?
Before storing, ensure the carpet is completely dry, then roll it up for storage, avoiding folding. During routine checks, flip it to see if there are signs of mold or moth damage; also pay attention to environmental humidity in damp seasons.
How often should carpets be cleaned?
General households can consider deep cleaning every 6 to 12 months; for places with pets, children, or high foot traffic, the cycle can be shortened based on conditions. Daily weekly vacuuming is also very important.
