Should I vacuum and shampoo first or wait? Also did u spray around furniture or move everything?
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You can vacum at fist then spray under couch and I just put couch back, dont vacum under it.Just spray around things and the entrance don't forget the garage..easy to usejust let dry then vacume the house area you don' have to vacume under anything as far as spraying around your home is not nessary.
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Definitely vacuume first. At least I always do. And I also moved all the furniture. Maybe I went a tad overboard but the fleas all disappeared after 3 days or so. I spray her bedding now too, after a good wash, and I haven't seen any since May when I bought this stuff.
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I have a very large kitchen and foyer. I just dust mop the entire floor and then move it all towards the Eye-Vac. The motion detector sucks up all the "stuff". I have 2 kids and a shedding dog. Every two or three weeks I empty the cylinder out. LOVE IT!!!!! So easy.
2017389
Spray the furniture w/ cleaner then scrub w/ a horse hair brush or a car wheel brush to clean in crevices then spray off w/ a good pressure hose.
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I would think you would steam clean the carpet first... Is this for inside a home? I ask because the smell would be strong and diluting may not work for you
1075236
Pull the "floor drawer" out and hose it down. Used an old shop vac to get loose sawdust out first.
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Yes, you must vacuum first. Carpeted stairs should not be a problem. The unit it light weight and maneuverable enough for stairs.
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I vaccuum the floor every couple of days to get rid of the negative dust. Furniture wise you need to wipe it with a piece of cloth. Yes I know it's extra work. but isn't it worth the pure air you get in return?
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Nope that's pretty much it. But you should sweep over the area first to get up any dirt etc. Stuff works great. Once it's down that's it, so make sure you lay it right the first time.
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I just sprayed it all over my carpet, couch, and the dogs bedding. If you have an indoor dog I suggest you put her/him behind a gate for half an hour until it dries. I bathed and blow dried my dog so by the time I was done doing that she was free to run all over the place again. Hope this helps.
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So it sounds like the roomba comes first or only. There seems to be more than one model. Which one should I buy for all linoleum and enormous fluffy dog hair piles.(Could be lesser piles if roombaed regularly) Please advise. Thanks.
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Spray first. Wait for at least 10 mins to clean and use a cloth to gently clean the seats.
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I've been using the Zorb with my non-dyson vacum. Light colored carpet and two dogs. I use a strainer ( a sifter was recomended but I didn't have one) to pour the powder into then shake it sparingly over the carpet. Then I take a push broom or a regular broom and work it into the carpet. I use about 6-8 ounces for a 10 X12 room, after vacuming the carpet first. I let it dry - minimum 30 minutes but it can still be a little damp and may leave residue on your vacume suction area that you will have to clean off. But it works great and my 5 year old carpet (remember the dogs) looked great. I found that if I can wait several hours, or even overnight, it works even better and vacumes up better. I do have to vacume a couple of times but the results are so worth it. Saw that it was sold by Target online, but it is not available in any stores near me. Also, if you use too much,it will take longer to dry. Problem is that you can't always tell if it is dry inside the carpet, may feel dry to the touch on the top of the carpet. If you vacume before it is dry it will also leave stuff on your vacume suction areas. I use once a month. I have a steam cleaner, but it doesn't work as well as Zorb does. Just wish it was easier to find locally.
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empty the closet. clean closet surface with a damp cloth to remove dust, lint and cobwebs. wear rubber gloves (it isn't dangerous stuff IMO but I wouldn't want it on my hands for an hour). take a lint free towel and dampen it with the oil (you can also use a foam brush available at Jo-ann Michaels Home Depot and Lowes) Evenly apply to the Cedar surfaces. Avoid drips on non-cedar floors, builtins and such (clean up promptly to avoid stains). Allow closet to dry a day before putting clothes in that may contact the treated cedar.
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Yes, use this product directly on the stain/odor first, then after the product has had time to dry and do its work, shampoo the carpet if you wish.
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I would suggest that you do Kelly., The conditioner and shampoo together is great, sometime I will leave the conditioner in over night, it smells great and work even more better - I brought all three but just use the conditioner and shampoo...!! It's great
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I would use a microfiber towel and then condition. If your furniture is near the kitchen then I'd consider cleaner with the leather cleaner first
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I vacuum the area I am going to clean first, or let say I vacuum all my living room and dinning area and then I use the carpet cleaning system on the spots that are dirty from a lot of traffic or stained spots from pets or spills (I buy the foam for pets) and let it dry, for me works wonderful.