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Sassytheginger t1_ixa8u0l wrote

I addition to what people have said above, rubber gloves (like the ones they sell for washing dishes) are great to wear while running your hand over upholstered furniture. It really makes getting cat hair off very easy.

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Sassytheginger t1_ixa9bgd wrote

Also, lots of hot water with just a few drops of dishwashing liquid (not very much or it will make your carpet sticky), and a big glug of hydrogen peroxide can make an excellent substitute for carpet cleaning solutions. BUT TEST IT ON A HIDDEN AREA FIRST AS TOO MUCH PEROXIDE CAN BLEACH YOUR CARPET.

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KTfl1 t1_ixajt4y wrote

I disagree. No hydrogen peroxide on the carpets. Oxy clean is a better safer alternative. A well diluted spray and a shop vac is a good substitute for a commercial carpet cleaner.

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