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We are now in our normal winter weather pattern, 35-40 degrees F during the day, below freezing at night, and that means "mud season" has begun.
I cleaned up my kitchen floor this weekend with my Bissell floor and low nap rug cleaner that I bought 3 years ago.
DD's were wanting one, but I suggested that it travel in between homes bc I don't use it everyday and they didn't either.
I put down my "muddy mat," that I like a LOT
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DON'T BUY ON TEMU or ANYTHING ON TEMU!
They advertise on tv and it's legit.
Quality is up to you, but I really like mine.
My side entrance goes 12 ft back to the washer and dryer, and then you turn east into the kitchen. I think that there used to be a door there--might put one back in the future-- and that's where the muddy mat is, good place to catch wet doggy feet!
I cleaned up my kitchen floor this weekend with my Bissell floor and low nap rug cleaner that I bought 3 years ago.
DD's were wanting one, but I suggested that it travel in between homes bc I don't use it everyday and they didn't either.
I put down my "muddy mat," that I like a LOT
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They advertise on tv and it's legit.
Quality is up to you, but I really like mine.
My side entrance goes 12 ft back to the washer and dryer, and then you turn east into the kitchen. I think that there used to be a door there--might put one back in the future-- and that's where the muddy mat is, good place to catch wet doggy feet!