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30-08-2005, 11:18 PM
Originally Posted by jacquie
Thats easy, Lift the carpet and put down Lamanate 
i have to agree, although the damp cloth and elbow greece works wonders on the stairs carpet 
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30-08-2005, 11:21 PM
Originally Posted by wufflehoond
Damp cloth should do it.
Laminate people
I HATE LAMINATE 
this is GB not the Mediterranean and the thought of all that cold bare flooring on a bitterly cold winters day fills me with horror 
I like thick carpets!!
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31-08-2005, 07:27 AM
I wasnt too sure about it but, when you see all the muck and dog hair there's no way a hoover can get a carpet that clean.
I'm Just lazy though. If I had carpet with all the dogs that have come through my house (and accidents) they have had it would have cost me a fortune LOL
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31-08-2005, 08:16 AM
Originally Posted by jacquie
Mini, slippers LOLI wasnt too sure about it but, when you see all the muck and dog hair there's no way a hoover can get a carpet that clean.
I'm Just lazy though. If I had carpet with all the dogs that have come through my house (and accidents) they have had it would have cost me a fortune LOL
the joy of Schnauzers who never shed a hair!!
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