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Monday, January 2, 2012
When to Use a Carpet Washer For Deep Cleaning
If you want to keep your carpets looking fresh and clean, then regular vacuuming is necessary. However, over time your carpets will begin to look tired and faded - even with regular vacuum cleaning. This is due to the fact that standard vacuums can only remove loose dirt and dust from the outer layers of the carpet. Deeply ingrained dirt which is trapped in the carpet cannot be removed by even the most efficient vacuum cleaner. In addition, liquid spills, if not attended to rapidly, can be slightly sticky when they dry and they will act as a dirt trap.
Cleaning with a vacuum on a regular basis is one of the best ways to avoid dirt becoming trapped deep in your carpet as it removes any dirt and dust before it can become ingrained. What this means is that heavy traffic areas - hallways, the areas near doors etc. - should be vacuumed at least twice a week. If you have pets then you may want to do this three times a week. This should be reasonably effective in preventing excessive build up of dirt and dust.
However, some penetration of dirt deep into the fabric of your carpet is inevitable. Heavy traffic, wet and muddy shoes and accidental spills will, over time, mean that dust and dirt gets deep into your carpet which will become tired and dull. This dirt will not be removed by normal cleaning with a vacuum, so some alternative method must be employed.
One of the best ways to remove this trapped dirt is to deep clean your carpet periodically using a carpet washer. This uses water and detergent to loosen the dirt and then removes it. Depending upon your circumstances - the amount of traffic over your carpet, whether or not you have pets and small children - a deep clean using a carpet washer every 3 to 6 months will go a long way towards keeping your carpet looking fresh, removing odours and helping to prolong the life of your carpet.
As with standard vacuum cleaners, carpet washers tend to come in a variety of different styles and, as with standard vacuum cleaners, upright and cylinder models are the most common. You can find carpet washers for hire in hardware stores and the larger branches of supermarkets. If you like, you can hire a professional carpet cleaning firm to visit your home and clean your carpets. You can also buy your own carpet washer, and the price of these cleaners is relatively low these days, so that may be an attractive option for many. If you decide to buy your own carpet washer then it will be handy for dealing with any accidental spills before they have the chance to become ground in to your carpet.
It doesn't matter if you decide to rent or buy, regular deep cleaning of your carpets will prolong their life and cover the cost of hire or purchase. Not only will your carpets look better but lingering odours will be reduced. The overall environment will be more hygienic - an important consideration if you have young children.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Magnet and Placement - some IDEAS To Think About For Electricity Generation
Electricity power generation generator homemade, some ideas only. . leave some comments, ideas or suggestions, what might work the best, or be the most cost effective solution, or combination of the best and cost effective, etc, or is the topic useless. For each magnet/coil system here, the magnets (on the rotor) are rotating past the fixed coils. This has nothing to do with coil shapes, etc, right now, I'm more interested in magnet field strength and getting the most out of it. For some simple experiments about all this, take a magnet and some metal, like a bolt or something, and you will see how you can "extend" and shape a magnetic field. I guess it is best to initially start with a flat iron plate as big as the manet to begin with for some flux conductor shapes and projects. Perhaps you have a lower grade magnets than what is possible, and one of these methods would effectively enhance those magnets. Also consider the first drawing, 1 magnet per coil, for example. I guess it is possible to put another coil near the south side of the magnet to generate some more electricity. I have not constructed a generator yet (it could be as simple as one coil and one magnet). Along time ago I did make an "dc motor" that everybody else seems to make with some coil wrapped around a piece of wood or cork and a magnet or two, etc. I think it worked a bit, and I didnt really improve on it or anything. You can also make a similar motor by having the coil stationary and the magnet ...
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