Published on 12, July, 2020
My carpet needs shampooing, usually as soon as I do that we get loads of rain and it gets dirty again.
How do I get the dog to take her paws off? We have door mats and stuff, we have a towel to wipe her paws with, but she still bring mud in.
We don't have a cat flap.
It is a new carpet and a good quality one so I want to look after it, Mum and I bought a proper carpet shampooer a few years ago and although it's hard work, it's brilliant and leaves the carpet almost dry. Of course I wear slippers, but sometimes I do need to step outside and I'm not going to go to all the faff of changing my shoes, although when I do step outside I walk back in onto hard floors.
Yes, the carpets are inside, but the crud comes inside too. I think we could do with some rain, my gardens looking very sorry for itself..
If you have the money, just buy new carpets instead of cleaning them.
Iain said:in that case you need to build a car wash type thingie into the cat flap.
You need to patent that idea.
I can guarantee though that no cats will buy it.
TheCatWoman said:usually as soon as I do that we get loads of rain and it gets dirty again
Maybe take your outside shoes off as soon as you come into the house - like the Japanese do.
Change into slippers or indoor shoes and no more outside dirt inside.
Unless you have cats of course - in that case you need to build a car wash type thingie into the cat flap.
She shouldn't be doing her own shampooing then!
out_of_step said: carpets are inside
Red carpets aren't.
Maybe the OP is a VIP.
I hope we get a storm. This heat is unbearable!
Forgive me but carpets are inside and rain is outside. So I am confused!