Updated March 24th 2020, 22:30 IST
Carpets are a huge addition to any room’s decor as it can add drama to a room with its outstanding patterns and textures. But it is extremely important to clean the carpet with some disinfectants in order to kill all the viruses and bacteria off it. There is a chance that you won't even realize the fact that your home carpet is home to harmful bacteria, germs, and allergens. Therefore, it is important to find a solution to kill bacteria and disinfect your carpets easily.
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Vinegar does have some disinfectant properties, but it is not as effective as standard household cleaners, says Alex Berezow, PhD and vice president of scientific communications for the American Council on Science and Health. Some solutions are reportedly capable of killing 99% bacteria as well as a majority of moulds and viruses.
Research shows that the solutions with a steam cleaner will do the double-duty of also using heat to kill pathogens, leading to a well-cleaned area. Here are some ways to disinfect your carpets with household items like vinegar and baking soda.
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Published March 24th 2020, 22:30 IST