Kids with shoes that are dirty. Seawater dripping off of surfboards. Dogs that don’t clean their paws at the door. Enjoy your time on the Northern Beaches, but be careful with your rugs. Don’t worry if you found yourself typing “carpet cleaning northern beaches” at midnight after spilling juice on the rug. You can save face and your floor with tips and tricks. Click here for more information!

Let’s begin with the well-known berry spots. There is a lot of food in Northern Beaches markets, and one squished fruit can be very bad. Get some dish soap that has been mixed with warm water, white vinegar, and soap. Do not rub, dab. If you want to wipe sweat off your forehead after a Bondi to Manly hike, trust me. Vinegar gets rid of smells and lifts stains. Before you put your mixture on a light-colored carpet, sprinkle a pinch of baking soda on it. The fizz will do its job.

Red wine got spilled at a last-minute get-together at sunset? Time matters a lot. As if you were cleaning up after your clumsy partner, use a clean towel to soak up as much as you can. After that, splash some cold water on it, blot it, and do it again. A little salt helps the wine come up and out of the fibers in tough spots. Wait until it’s dry, and then suck up the salty bits.

Hey beachgoers, don’t forget about the sand. The grit in the carpet is as stubborn as a kid who doesn’t want to go to sleep. First, vacuum, but here’s the catch: on low-pile rugs, use a rubber squeegee. It picks up the tiny grains that the cleaner leaves behind. What’s been hiding all along will shock and satisfy you in a strange way.

Coffee stains are a standard. Someone always spills their coffee, even if they mean well. Test the hydrogen peroxide and dish soap mixture first. A soft dab. Add some baking soda and watch it bubble if the spots are very old. There are times when science seems like magic.

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