CSS is the area's only store with a complete line of new vacuums in stock, with over 30 on display and a vast inventory available.  CSS carries parts and accessories for most brands, including bags and belts.  We service what we sell! Hoover has long been the industry standard for vacuum cleaners in America. Since 1908 Hoover has been making vacuum cleaners, floor cleaners, steam cleaner, carpet cleaners and many other style units to help clean your household from top till bottom. Trust the name that has earned the reputation of quality and performance for more than the last 100 yrs. Hoover Bags / Filters Hoover Parts / Accessories Hoover carries one of the largest array of floor care cleaners in the world. They of course make vacuum cleaners for your standard residential home. Steam cleaners to help lift dirt and grime from hard flooring. Carpet shampooers rinse and scrub your carpet fibers while simultaneously pulling the water from your carpet for a dry finish. Stick vacuums are great for small areas or “tidy-ups” between real deep cleans.

Central vacuums allow users to plug their hoses into outlets in the wall, while the main canister is safely and securely collecting dirt / debris in the garage. Full commercial line is also available for hotels, schools, cleaning businesses or any other daily use situation where durability is the main concern. Finally Hoover has even dipped their toe into air purifiers, helping to make the air you breath clean and healthy.Before I do the unthinkable and show you my carpets, let me explain. I have 4 kids under 5. (Although, the Little Miss will be 6 next month, which kind of makes me sad.) And I have 2 dogs. So, lots of spills. Second, my carpets are cheap. And I rent, so there is no replacing them. Yes, in an ideal world, I wouldn’t have cheap beige carpet, but my world isn’t ideal. My world just is. I am thankful for a home, even if I don’t own it. And I do absolutely everything I can to make our rental house a home. (I do occasionally get pretty bummed about the whole renting thing.

Then I remind myself that I’m not in a tent in the desert following a cloud, and I realize I’m extremely fortunate for God’s provision, even if it isn’t a home we own and even if our rent is astronomically expensive. henry vacuum cleaner price comparisonGod has been faithful to provide for us each step of the way and this is not the worst place I’ve ever lived, though pretty close to the most expensive.)best vacuum cleaner elderly I’m going to share with you my carpet cleaning tips and tricks. electrolux vacuum cleaner remote controlBear in mind, my carpet is cheap and awful. There isn’t much I can do to make it worse than it already is. Also, using anything other than the carpet cleaner made by your steam cleaner manufacturer voids the warranty.

But if you want clean carpets, their stuff just won’t work. So, you can either void the warranty and have clean carpets. Or follow their rules and still have stained ugly carpet. ** Update: If you’re looking for a natural cleaner, go see my post over here. These are the before pictures. Plus we host a lot. But this carpet has made me a carpet cleaning pro. I clean it often. I do this thorough steam clean about every 2 months. Step 1: Clean you carpet with your steam cleaner with one scoop of OxiClean in the hot water. Do not use off brand OxiClean. Only use the real stuff. The cheap version leaves a white residue on stuff. Plus it smells weird. So good stuff only. And when I say “clean your carpet” know I refilled my steam cleaner 6 times to get step 1 done. Tip: Don’t forget your shoes are wet when you step from the carpet to your linoleum/hard woods to dump and refill. After you steam clean with OxiClean, you’ll look at your carpet and it will be miles better.

At this point, some people would stop. Clearly it is better, but it isn’t great just yet. (And believe me, I do know that some amount of staining is just inevitable and I can live with it.) Step 2: Get a bucket of soapy water and a scrub brush (I use some cheap dish scrubber I got at Dollar General the one time I was in that store.) and scrub the spots that didn’t come up. Today, I had several spots of chocolate. Why not scrub first? Well, over half of the “stains” on the carpet will come up with the steam cleaner, as you can see. So, saving the spot scrubbing cuts down on the number of spots you scrub. Don’t be afraid to get the carpet wet and soapy. Step 3: Rinse your carpet with the steam cleaner. I rinse one time with just hot water in the cleaner. Then I go over it a second time with a few shakes of tea tree oil in the water in the steam cleaner. Tea tree oil is a natural anti-bacterial. Since I have a crawling baby and a toddler who often eats off the floor, I like feeling like my carpets actually are clean, not just look clean.

Plus, the tea tree oil makes  the carpet smell really great. So, if you’re keeping count, that is 8 times I have filled up the steam cleaner. And yes, a couple hours of work. I didn’t claim it was easy. Make sure you let it dry a bit before you put your furniture back in. (Tip: If any of your furniture is metal or has metal on the base, let the carpet dry COMPLETELY before putting the furniture back on it. Trust me, it will rust. And rust is not a stain that comes COMPLETELY clean.) Back to top          Privacy Policy          Copyright © 2013 View Along the Way. Handheld Vacuums & SteamersPull the trigger on stubborn stains by applying extra detergent with clean surge. Includes bottle of hoover deep cleansing carpet and upholstery detergent Clean surge control - fingertip control applies extra detergent to stains and heavy traffic areas 3 Speed brush roll control - high for normal cleaning, low for gentle cleaning, off for spill pick-up