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Hi, I'm the creator of VacuumAdvice.com — your go-to resource for honest, in-depth reviews and advice on vacuums, floor cleaners, and home cleaning solutions. Whether you're tackling pet hair, hardwood floors, or allergy concerns, I help you find the right tools to keep your home spotless. I love sharing practical tips and straightforward product comparisons to make cleaning easier and smarter for everyone.
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How to wash, clean, and dry a weighted blanket?
I have successfully washed both my 25 lb and 12 lb blankets in my front loader on the gentle cycle. I use a reclining mesh patio chair to dry, draped over, mostly flat, and rearranged every few hours. I can’t say whether my method will work for your blanket, but I thought you could consider it along with any other advice you get.
How do I get blood out of my carpet?
Carpet tech here: Use hydrogen peroxide with cold water. Make sure to rinse it out real good though. If you use too much it could oxidize the carpet and lighten the color. Don't let it sit for more than 5-10 minutes at a time.
How to keep stray cats out of my yard
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Animal control. They usually require you to catch it in a live animal trap which costs >$50 + cat food/bait, and is reusable. You’ll likely get a couple of opossums in the process, but they aren’t harmful, just freaky.
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