
How to Vacuum a Room
from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can EditDo you have a messy room? Is it filled with dust and what-not? Vacuum it!
Steps
- Walk through where you are going to clean first, to see all the things that need to be moved and make a mental note of walls and door locations.
- Move any objects that require moving. (Toys, bed sheets, pieces of paper, etc.)
- If your cleaner has a HIGH/LOW setting (sometimes HIGH and BARE FLOOR) move it to the appropriate setting. (HIGH for bedrooms, living rooms (places with carpet), LOW/BARE FLOOR for bathrooms, laundry rooms etc. (places without carpet))
- Plug in your vacuum cleaner and turn it on.
- Move your vacuum cleaner in a forward and backward movement.
- Push your vacuum around unmovable obstacles. (Desks, tables, beds, etc.)
- When you are done, turn off the vacuum and unplug it.
- Move any things that were moved to their original location.
- Store the vacuum cleaner and congratulate yourself for cleaning somewhere in your house.
Tips
- If the vacuum cleaner gets hard to push, try to tilt it back a little so only the rear wheels are touching the ground.
- When the vacuum gets really hard to push or stops sucking, its time to change the bag.
- If you have curtains that hang down, take them off or tie them up so the vacuum does not suck it in as well.
Warnings
- Watch out for things like socks that can clog up the vacuum.
- Watch out for walls sometimes if you hit the wall hard enough, it might break and you may have to work extra hard just to make enough money to buy a new one.
Things You Will Need
- This WikiHow
- A vacuum cleaner
- A room to clean
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