I will have a look at the rug dr , I think they rentals tooMaybe not compact but the rug dr is fab. They do a hand held one too but the bigger one is defiantly better.
They do that’s what I did before I bought mineI will have a look at the rug dr , I think they rentals too
Can I jump on this and ask for any advice on pet smells? We bought a secondhand sofa to get us by until we complete renovations and oh my gosh it stinks!!! We have hand washed the cushions twice, washing machine once and I’ve used two bottles of febreeze fabric spray and they still have that underlying pet smell!Does anyone have any suggestions for getting pet hair off sofa easily? The vacuum doesn't get everything off, I have the reusable lint roller and normal lint rollers but it takes so long to do a big sofa with the small rollers. Is there anything else out there that works?
Try some Dr.Beckmann Pet Stain& Odour Remover. It comes with a brush so you can scrub it. Or some bicarbonate of soda.Can I jump on this and ask for any advice on pet smells? We bought a secondhand sofa to get us by until we complete renovations and oh my gosh it stinks!!! We have hand washed the cushions twice, washing machine once and I’ve used two bottles of febreeze fabric spray and they still have that underlying pet smell!
sorry meant £10. Yes they work quite well along side pink paste. Not tried it on windows.£-0? Is it any good? I saw a girl using this one on insta to clean around her windows with I think washing up liquid.
Can you reverse that if you pop them in a tumble dryer? I don’t have one but my neighbour has offered for me to use itI love my M&S ones. All towels will eventually go crispy though if you don't have a tumble drier.
Not read the whole thread so don’t know if others have answered this; but have you thought of trying Reed defuser? I’d recommend spending a bit more money and get an expensive one (I’ve got the white company pomegranate one) was about £27 I think but it has lasted AGES! I got it in July last year and it’s still not needed to be refilled. I have it on a table near the front door and I have so many positive comments about itAfter reading all the towel conversations I’m going to go for Asda as I have been looking for new towels so thank you!
Also does anyone have any good recommendations of a nice smelling plug in etc
No matter what I do I never seem to find something that lasts
Like my house doesn’t smell etc but I just want it to smell amazing when you walk in and around the the house and candles and sprays only last as long as there on
I have the pink stuff one but either the battery’s have gone or it’s not working and I can’t change the headHas anyone got one of these?
SonicScrubber Household Electrical Cleaning Brush https://amzn.eu/d/0wXulk0
That's interesting - does the reed diffuser actually smell? Is the scent noticeable? How often do you turn the reed sticks around?Not read the whole thread so don’t know if others have answered this; but have you thought of trying Reed defuser? I’d recommend spending a bit more money and get an expensive one (I’ve got the white company pomegranate one) was about £27 I think but it has lasted AGES! I got it in July last year and it’s still not needed to be refilled. I have it on a table near the front door and I have so many positive comments about it
I was going to suggest a drop of fairy liquid with hot water and a brush but maybe fairy liquid might stain sofaAny tips on getting a cream fabric sofa clean? it's looking a bit grubby on the arms etc.
It's definitely I thing, i would prefer to not have carpets. But I think on the stairs it's way too dodgy, so easy to slipIs this a thing?
I was chatting with my colleagues and found out most of them do not have carpets upstairs and on the stairs!!
l Can Understand not having carpet in the living room( I do ) but bedrooms and stairs?
I was going to suggest a drop of fairy liquid with hot water and a brush but maybe fairy liquid might stain sofa
you could try and use laundry detergent
I can recommend Mrs.ds.cleaning.reviews. She shows only cleaning and takes each project through step by stepCan anyone recommend good Instagram accounts where they make reels of cleaning tips? I learn so much from those!
I bought a huge one from next for my mum, think it was £25 and that lasted for about 7 months. Could always smell it when I walked in and she has a large open plan downstairs. I’ve just finished renovating in my own house so definitely going to get the same. Also the big £25 candles from Aldi are an excellent dupe for Jo Malone and at a fraction of the cost.That's interesting - does the reed diffuser actually smell? Is the scent noticeable? How often do you turn the reed sticks around?
I found that many don't really distribute any scent whatsoever.
Oh yes definitely, I think I’ve turned the sticks a few times and replaced them once (someone gave me a cheap version for Xmas so I just nicked them from there!) but here is the amount I have left from having it from July 2021..That's interesting - does the reed diffuser actually smell? Is the scent noticeable? How often do you turn the reed sticks around?
I found that many don't really distribute any scent whatsoever.
Read your post this morning and bought a White Company one this afternoon!Oh yes definitely, I think I’ve turned the sticks a few times and replaced them once (someone gave me a cheap version for Xmas so I just nicked them from there!) but here is the amount I have left from having it from July 2021..
Yes you can definitely smell it downstairs ..
If that’s too expensive, try the £10 bottle of oil from the white company, and you can put it in an oil burner just before guests come over.
I think it’s better to get the more expensive stuff as a)it lasts longer and b) the smell is better and more refined.
Thank you so much for your response and the photoOh yes definitely, I think I’ve turned the sticks a few times and replaced them once (someone gave me a cheap version for Xmas so I just nicked them from there!) but here is the amount I have left from having it from July 2021..
Yes you can definitely smell it downstairs ..
If that’s too expensive, try the £10 bottle of oil from the white company, and you can put it in an oil burner just before guests come over.
I think it’s better to get the more expensive stuff as a)it lasts longer and b) the smell is better and more refined.
What’s everyone’s thoughts on laminate/wood floor upstairs? We were going to carpet everywhere but I find it hard to find a nice colour that will stay “matching” whenever we decorate. I like how wood floors kind of go with everything!Is this a thing?
I was chatting with my colleagues and found out most of them do not have carpets upstairs and on the stairs!!
l Can Understand not having carpet in the living room( I do ) but bedrooms and stairs?
I was going to suggest a drop of fairy liquid with hot water and a brush but maybe fairy liquid might stain sofa
you could try and use laundry detergent
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