Do you know the 6 most common mistakes when vacuuming the house? People often talk about their worst job at home, such as cleaning the oven or scrubbing the toilet. Any practical suggestions that will make these troublesome work easier are definitely a nice tip or tip. What people don’t talk about that often is the household chores they actually enjoy or at least hate less. These house cleaning jobs can be liked more because they have an immediate visible result, such as cleaning glass or mirrors, or they can be easily done. Sweeping the house also falls into this category. A freshly raised carpet or a clean floor is one of those chores that instantly show up. If you are one of those who say, “My broom is not cleaning as before,” you should check out these suggestions before considering buying a new broom. Here are the 6 most common mistakes when vacuuming the house…
SWEEPING FAST
Sweeping your vacuum cleaner on the carpet and floors may seem like a good cleaning, but if you forgot the ability of your TV unit to collect dirt, you shouldn’t expect your carpets to stay clean for a long time. The cleaning you perform slowly and by trying to reach every dust puddle as much as possible prevents it from being restored in a short time. Slow sweeping also allows you more time for your machine to pull out every crumb.
SWEEPING IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS
Sweep regularly and then change direction. This strategy helps you not miss any spots on hard floors, and it’s especially important to move this way on carpet. As you push the vacuum cleaner head over the carpet, you are pushing and pulling them back and forth in one direction at the same time. Unless you travel vertically or in the same direction, you allow dust and dirt to hide.
NOT TO BE SWEEPED BEFORE
We have a vacuum cleaner so that we don’t have to sweep it with a normal brush, right? No. Before you start vacuuming with a vacuum cleaner, you should expose dust where the head of the vacuum cleaner cannot reach. In this way, you can also clean the areas that the vacuum cleaner cannot reach.
NOT COLLECTING BIG PIECES BEFORE YOU BEGIN TO SWEEPER
I once knew a parent who swept their kids off their LEGO. This will not only cause kids to be upset when they next search for the one piece they need to finish lego racing cars, but it will also be detrimental to your machine. Before you sweep, collect things like paper clips, rubber bands, glass, or large pieces of paper that could shatter the machine’s components.
ATTEMPTING TO CLEAN WITH A FULL BROOM
A too full broom is the most common cause of a machine that seems to have lost its suction power. An overloaded hopper not only affects performance in the short term, it can also damage the machine and over time cause the engine to overheat, causing it to deteriorate badly. This error shortens the overall life of your vacuum cleaner. Be sure to always empty the chamber or change the bag.
MAKE SURE YOU CLEAN THE FILTER
Clogged air filters, like overfilled hoppers or bags, restrict the flow of air, causing a vacuum cleaner to lose suction power. You should never wash your filter without reading the instructions for use. Disposable filters should be changed every six months on average. Washable filters should be washed approximately every three months. As always, check your user’s manual for details on your machine. Fixing these common vacuuming errors will not only save you money on a new machine, it will also keep your existing machine running like new.
