TODAY: Can't remember when you cleaned your carpets? 8 machines to make it less tasking
- Maeve Richmond
- Feb 3, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: May 4, 2022
TODAY reached out to learn Maeve's top tips for cleaning carpets. Read below!

A deep clean is needed at least once a year.
If you want to give your carpets a deep clean, you don't have to spend an excessive amount of money calling in the professionals or renting a machine. While purchasing your own carpet cleaner might seem like a bit of an investment at first, it will be one that you can reap the benefits of for years to come. #deepclean

Plus, the winter time is one of the best time to give your carpets some new life as your heated home might help cut down on drying time, cleaning expert Maeve Richmond of Maeve’s Method, told us.
When you get around to cleaning, there are two places you shouldn't overlook: carpet edges and carpets around the inside edges of a door.
"It’s worth taking some time to work these areas, as they collect dirt and dust as much as the main areas of the rug," Richmond said. "Dirty carpeting at the entrance to a room can be easy to ignore, but take time to clean them, as over time the dirt will begin to dull the look and feel of your room."
Expert-approved carpet cleaners
Richmond keeps this portable cleaner at hand for deep cleaning. "I prefer it over the upright styles as you can easily lift a portable size onto sofas, chairs or around corners to access small, tight areas," Richmond told Shop TODAY. "They are also super gratifying: take your portable Bissell to your home’s toughest carpet stain and watch as the return tank fills with brown, dirt-filled water — you won’t believe what you are removing from your home!"






































Portable cleaners are the only ones I’ll actually pull out regularly — the big machines feel like a whole Saturday commitment. One thing I’d add is doing a quick vacuum pass after the carpet dries too, because it fluffs the fibers back up and keeps that “crunchy” feeling away. Unrelated, but the before/after comparisons made me think of hairstyle ai where you can see changes instantly, even if real life takes more effort.
The bit about winter being a good time to deep clean because the heat helps drying time is so true — I’ve had damp-carpet regret in humid summers. I’m curious if you still avoid over-wetting in winter though, since padding can hold onto moisture forever. Side note: this “transform it fast” vibe reminded me of ghibli ai — totally different topic, but same instant gratification energy.
I always forget the edges by the door until the carpet starts looking “shadowy” there, so I appreciate the reminder to actually work those areas. Also, portable cleaners really are easier to lug around stairs than the big uprights. Random aside: I once used CaesarCipher to decode a weird binary string on a tag, and it made me realize how many little “hidden” grime spots I’d been ignoring too.
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