How to Live with Pets and Clean the House

The environment friendly house cleaning is essential today. The situation gets complicated, however, if you have pets. There are some specific household chores which are related to pets' behaviour and natural habits. Here are some ideas of keeping your house clean and enjoy your furry friends without worrying about their hassles and games.


Most of the following tips are centred on cats and dogs. The important thing when home owners have pets of this kind is to always potty train them. It reduces the need to frequently be on the alert for accidents and will minimize the need of constant house cleaning.

No matter how well trained a house dog may be there are sure to be accidents when it is not feeling well or may have loose bowel movement. Excrements, urine and even vomit may be present when a dog is not feeling well. The vet should be consulted when this happens. House cleaning when there are excrements or urine needs to be done immediately to make sure that any lingering smell is taken care of. If the doctor has diagnosed some sickness, it is best to immediately scrub away at the accident area. Tiles, stone and other hardy floor materials can withstand bleach but wood and carpeting may not be able to do so. Some soap may do the trick with wood floors while carpeting may need to be professionally cleaned.

Pets that are allowed in the house and on the furniture will most assuredly leave some of their fur on it or on the floor. The best way to deal with fur or hair on the furniture is to pick it up with those rolls of lint pickers that have a sticky side which is rolled unto the furniture to pick up the fur or stray hair. Giving the cat or dog some dietary supplement to make its fur healthier may also help to minimize the amount of fur it is shedding. It is also a good house cleaning idea to brush the pet daily to remove hair or fur that may be on the verge of shedding.

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