How to Clean Berber Carpet in 6 Easy Steps
If you’re wondering how to clean Berber carpet, you are not alone. These carpets hide dust and debris well, so deep cleaning once every few months is a must. Here are the best ways to maintain a Berber carpet using simple natural methods without the need for professional cleaning.
Yield: 1 clean carpet
Cost: $6
Equipment
- 1 Wet/dry vacuum cleaner or steam cleaner
- 1 Carpet brush
- 1 Small bucket
- 1 Clean cloth or sponge
- 1 Pair of gloves
Materials
- 1 portion carpet cleaning solution
- 1 portion carpet rinse
Instructions
- Gather all the necessary cleaning materials in one place to make them accessible and to save time.
- Clear the carpet of anything that might get in the way of cleaning. If you have an entire room with flooring completely covered in Berber, I suggest that you take the time to move items such as furniture, plants, and decor to the side or out of the room.
- Apply a gentle carpet cleaning solution, either store-bought or homemade. If you plan to use a store-bought cleaner, make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully when preparing the solution.
- Agitate your Berber carpet using a soft-bristled carpet brush in a circular motion.
- Rinse the dirt and cleaning solution residue from your carpet. Use your bucket and sponge and gently blot or wipe your carpet one small section at a time. Make sure not to wet the carpet too much, as excessive moisture can lead to mold or mildew growth.
- Dry the Berber carpet completely after deep cleaning. I would personally recommend using a wet/dry vacuum because it can effectively suck up excess moisture from your carpet.
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