Posted on 12/18/2020
by BISSELL
Categories: Cleaning Pet Messes
We love our cats. And to love cats is to learn how to deal with their hairballs and the mess that comes with them. Cats spend a lot of time grooming and most cats have hairballs at some point. At Pawsitively Clean by BISSELL, we recommend the following ways to clean up hairball stains and will show you how to remove hairballs from carpet.
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Many people adopted a pandemic puppy into their home this year. Even some not-so-young puppies and dogs have made their way into homes and hearts across the country and we are here for it! Pets are great companions, a reason to get out for a walk, and are probably the best office buddies you could ask for.
Now that we are months into our new routines, many of which include staying at home, and you’ve done all the hard work of potty training, it may make sense to think about cleaning up those puppy accidents around the house. After all, having a puppy can be rough on carpets. So, what is the best way to clean pet stains and puppy messes? Rent a Pawsitively Clean by BISSELL® carpet cleaner! We recommend cleaning your carpet every six months to maintain your carpet and keep it looking good.
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At Pawsitively Clean, we love our pets. The part of having a pet that we want to make easier is the cleaning. We know that more people would adopt a pet if it were easier to keep the house clean, and that’s important to us. We have some tips below on how to keep the house clean with dogs and cats. With the right routine, you can keep your home clean and fresh, even with pets!
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How cute are your pets? The cutest, right? Ours too. And we love snuggling up with them on the couch, in chairs, on the floor or wherever we are in our homes. It’s the best thing about having a pet: the companionship and understanding. The struggle is that every piece of furniture may end up turning into a pet bed. So, what is the best way to keep furniture looking and smelling clean with pets in the home? BISSELL Rental has some products and tips to help you with pet odor removal and pet stain removal from your upholstery and furniture.
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There are many ways to clean up after pet messes. And shopping for a pet stain remover can be confusing – there are so many options online and in the aisles. Should you get an enzyme-based cleaner or an oxygen-based cleaner? Is a general spray good enough to treat your carpet after an accident? Don’t worry, we will make it easy for you to understand the difference in these spray cleaners so that you can choose the right pet carpet cleaner spray to get the job done.
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Sharing your heart and home with a feline family member brings you heaps of amusement, comfort, and joy. Of course, sometimes, life with your four-legged friends also brings you a mess. Whether they’re pushing coffee off the counter or digging through the dirt in your houseplants, your curious cat can cause quite the catastrophe.
Your dog shows his love for you in so many ways, from his wildly wagging tail when you walk through the door to his delighted doggy dance when it’s time for his walk. While it's easy to enjoy your puppy’s adoring (and adorable) antics, some of the ways he shows his affection aren’t quite as cute as others.
A four-legged family member adds joy to your life. The Pawsitively Clean accessory tool can be rented along with the machine to ensure that you only remember joy, not stains.
Posted on 12/15/2016
by BISSELL
Categories: Cleaning Pet Messes
Blot up liquids with an absorbent cloth or paper towels. White materials are recommended because certain dyes may bleed and make the stain worse. Remember not to press down hard on the area when blotting up messes because it can drive the liquid further down into the carpeting and pad.
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Posted on 12/15/2016
by BISSELL
Categories: Cleaning Pet Messes
Blot up liquids with an absorbent cloth or paper towels. White materials are recommended because certain dyes may bleed and make the stain worse. Remember not to press down hard on the area when blotting up messes because it can drive the liquid further down into the carpeting and pad.
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