You can find cheerful Doormats with different messages and
colors in every home store. While those mats look good on the store racks, once
you place it on the floor it becomes dirty in no time. Even though the dirty
mats can frustrate you, know that it is a good sign. The primary goal of the
mats is to collect the dirt so that it does not get spread in your home. To
make sure your mats work fine, you just need to clean them from time to time.
In the following section of this article, we have talked about the ways you can
clean the mats within 15 minutes. Take a look.
Why Clean The Door Mats?
The Doormats are the host of every shoe that comes inside your home. As a result, it harbors a host of different types of allergens, road dust, mulch, rotting leaves and whatnot. If you have pets, then the Welcome Mats can even be the breeding grounds of the fleas and ticks. While choosing a doormat, make sure to pick the one which is easy to clean.
What Will You Need to Clean the Door Mats?
You only need three
different elements to clean the Door Mats perfectly. They are a vacuum cleaner,
mild dish soap, and lastly, a hose pipe.
Some people also use baking soda, scrub brush and clothesline to clean the doormats. While these elements can help you clean your mat effectively, make sure to read the manufacturer’s manual before starting the cleaning process.
Maintaining a Cleaning Schedule:
Even though you do not
need to deep clean the doormats every week, you need to maintain a cleaning
schedule to make sure that your doormats do not gather a lot of dirt. Here is a
cleaning schedule and maintenance trick that you can adopt to keep the Indoor Door Mats clean.
Weekly:
Every time you sweep
the porch or vacuum your home, give your Doormats a good shake. It would remove
a lot of dirt and dust from the doormat which might otherwise be tracked into
your home. It is always better to smack the mat outside of your home. It would
loosen the dirt and will make them fall out off the mat.
Check whether your Mats are smelling funny. If they are, you can sprinkle some baking soda on it to get rid of the bad odor. Sprinkle some baking soda on the mat, let it sit for a couple of minutes and then vacuum it thoroughly.
Monthly:
Most of the Doormats
can be rinsed with soap and water. However, you should read the manufacturer’s
instructions about that before doing anything. Use a garden hose to rinse all
the dirt from the doormat. You can use mild dish soap to wash off the tough spots.
Instead of doing this every month, you can clean your mats once in a couple of
months as well.
Keeping your doormats clean is the best, and perhaps, the most effective way to reduce the entrance of the allergens and other dirt particles in your home. The more often you wash your Doormats, the more effective it would be. So, clean the mats regularly to enjoy a clean home.
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