Thursday 12 March 2020

Top Cleaning Tips for Dog Owners

Cleaning is always something I've enjoyed, making enough time to clean the house and it's always very needed being Dog-Mum to two crazy spaniels.
BISSELL challenged us to share the top cleaning tips for dog owners, from an actual dog owner, what works for us and how I keep my home feeling somewhere both human & hound love.
Top Cleaning Tips for Dog Owners
Top Cleaning Tips for Dog Owners

Vacuum Cleaner Fit For The Job
The BISSELL ICON 25V is the new powerful, cordless vacuum perfect for cleaning your home, especially of those spaniels hairs- with the "no hair wrap" feature.

This is so great and so handy to help with everyday dirt and dust, being able to clean quickly and efficiently with a busy [dog Mum] life.
Top Cleaning Tips for Dog Owners

Not only does it turn hand vacuum, great for in the car or in smaller areas, the high powered motor comes with a battery that lasts 50 minutes. Great for daily little cleans, or that big weekly clean that I know pet owners really love... or is it just mean that enjoys cleaning. It's super easy to empty the dirt tank after you're done too, meaning no extra work.
Top Cleaning Tips for Dog Owners

Throws for Sofas and Beds
If the dogs rule the house, like in my house, then throws & blankets or the bed and sofa is a great idea. They can be easily taken off and washed, and will help with hair, muddy paws and any doggy smells.

Clean Those Paws
Muddy paws are the worst culprit in this household, popping a door mat by the door can help this, cleaning paws with towels or even maybe try the Mud Daddy [I've heard good things]

 Lint Roller at The ReadyAfter muddy feet, hair is one of the main problems for us, and although the throws can help, it's always a good idea to have a lint roller at the ready. Such an easy cleaning tip for pet owners, but this comes with us on our travels too.
https://www.muddaddy.co.uk/








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