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How Do You Vacuum A New Wall To Wall Carpet Without Clogging Up Your Vacuum With Carpet Lint?
I have already tried to vacuum the house with a new vacuum on a new wall to wall carpet but the new carpet continues to develop little balls of carpet fluff or lint. The first time I vacuumed the carpet the vacuum was compacted with the lint and then wasn’t able to get any more things out of the carpet.
Is there something that I need to do with a new carpet? is there a tool used to clean up the carpet lint? Should I use a different setting to vacuum the carpet? Is there a vacuum rating I need to get the carpet clean?
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8:29 pm on July 29th, 2009
You can also get a carpet (or rug) comb. It’s a rubber comb on a long handle that is used to fluff carpets. That will get extra fibers out of the rug & will make it easier to vacuum. Unfortunately, I have no idea where to buy one. I ‘inherited’ mine. You could check a store that sells only vacuums or a commercial cleaning supply store.
9:19 pm on July 29th, 2009
well : according to “Shagg type Carpets ” usual needs vaccuming
with “Kerby” adjustment knob level “4″ make sure that yourself
completely emptied the dust bag out side into trash can first !
refer http:house.carpetcleaning.madeasy.com or http://yahoo.kerby.vaccumcleaners.com
9:57 pm on July 29th, 2009
just keep vaccuming every day and use a new bag each time..eventually the fuzz will be gone..be sure your floor setting is not too low and is not beating up on the fibers..
10:38 pm on July 29th, 2009
Keep at it. It’ll diminish eventually!
10:40 pm on July 29th, 2009
you need to get a carpet sweeper, perhaps an older relative has one you could borrow , you can still by them . square shaped box type of thing with long handle . Yo push it back and forwards, has small brushes inside , not to good at explaining, anyway use this every day this will pick up most of the lint . and really you should´t hoover a new carpet straight away, well at least for a couple of days
11:01 pm on July 29th, 2009
Unfortunately, It sounds like it may be your new carpet and not your vacuum. We once moved into a house that had new carpeting in the family room on the lower level, but mismatched older carpeting in the rest of the house. Well anyway, we re-carpeted the rest of the house in a different type of carpeting. The one that was there previously was a very soft, plush type of carpet and always shed like crazy. I had to empty the vacuum every time I vacuumed it. The carpet that we chose was still a type of shag, but the fibers were woven together more. In a kind of rope like fashion. That carpeting never, ever shed.