Functional Design for Real People: Open Question: I need of a carpet cleaner to use at home. Should I get the Rug Doctor, Hoover 5 Brush or the Kirby Vaccum? and more...

Open Question: I need of a carpet cleaner to use at home. Should I get the Rug Doctor, Hoover 5 Brush or the Kirby Vaccum?
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Open Question: best top loading washer with agitator?
Open Question: remove mold from car?
Open Question: how do I remove the smell of a burned-down house from knits?
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Open Question: I need of a carpet cleaner to use at home. Should I get the Rug Doctor, Hoover 5 Brush or the Kirby Vaccum? and more...

Open Question: I need of a carpet cleaner to use at home. Should I get the Rug Doctor, Hoover 5 Brush or the Kirby Vaccum?

Let me know which cleaner you all think I should get or if you have a better product in mind that I should buy instead. Thank you in advance.

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Open Question: whats a good product for my dishwasher?

I need to find something to help clean out my dishwashers system, as lately its leaving a residue everytime i run dishes through it. Whats a good product for doing this?

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Open Question: best top loading washer with agitator?

Buying a washer and dryer for our new home. Love colors, tired of white washer. Looking for top loader due to back problem. Budget not exceeding 2300 (washer & dryer). Thanks in advance to all who care to reply!

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Open Question: remove mold from car?

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Open Question: how do I remove the smell of a burned-down house from knits?

I just lost pretty much everything when my house burned last week - everything I've knit, not to mention about $5,000 worth of yarn - for the last 30 years was in an unburneded part of the house, but there was a lot of smoke and everything I've tried so far to get the smell out has not worked and it's beginning to look like I'm going to have to get a BIIIG dumpster....any ideas besides Woolite? I've tried baking soda, lemon juice, ammonia, vinegar, various cleaners. Everything was stored either in plastic tubs or those big ZipLoc bags and nothing was melted - just what went through the plastic is what's in the yarn.

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