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If you have a real Christmas tree at home, you know its disposal will leave a mess on your carpet. In addition to being difficult to remove from carpet fibres, pine needles are coated in sap, which makes them sticky and even more challenging to clean.
So, if you:
Then this article is for you!
Here are a few tips that you can use to keep your carpet free from pine needles from your beautiful Christmas tree.
The pine needles can become embedded in the carpet if they are left to collect there for an extended period, which makes it more challenging to get rid of them.
Time needed: 30 minutes.
Here is how to clean pine needles from your carpet:
In order to break down the sap adhesive, apply a dry foam carpet shampoo and let it sit overnight. Rubbing alcohol and hand sanitiser do relatively the same trick as loosening the sap.
The next morning, use a stiff brush to dislodge the Christmas tree needles.
If the shampoo has done its job well, your house hoover would be enough to get rid of the needles. You can also opt for renting an industrial hoover to make sure you get each one of them.
If a few needles are still left, you can use duct tape to pull them out of the carpet. You can also use this method if you are certain there is no sap. It should be relatively easy.
Disposing of the Christmas tree and the clean up its residue is not a hard task, but not everyone has the time or desire to put in the effort. Not to mention, people with bad backs wouldn’t want to bend down and pick up pine needles with tweezers.
That is why the Fantastic Services team offers the perfect service for you – Christmas tree disposal, along with cleaning up pine needles from the carpets and furniture. Put all your effort into making the holidays unforgettable, and we will deal with the tedious chores.
Find a professional to take care of your property.
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