“Between the hair and whatever he manages to drag in after walks, I feel like I’m constantly sweeping or mopping.”source ↗

“That constant dog hair cycle is so real, especially when it sticks to everything after they come inside with damp paws”source ↗

“I've been cleaning floors with regular multipurpose cleaner (Method All-Purpose) and starting to wonder about residue left on the surface that she's crawling through.”source ↗

“She puts her hands in her mouth constantly. I wipe her hands when I can but not every 30 seconds. The floor smells like cleaner for a while after mopping, which means something is still evaporating off the surface.”source ↗

“I've thought about switching to just hot water with no solution, but then I'm worried about not killing bacteria (we have a dog, the kitchen gets greasy).”source ↗

“ours looked fine too until we saw the water afterwards lol”source ↗

“I gave up and got a washable rug. It's not as thick, but I got those interlocking foam pads to go under it because I can wipe those down. I am potty training my oldest while my youngest has started crawling so being able to just toss my rug in the washer has been a game changer.”source ↗

“My cat used to puke up her just eaten food in secret places that would take me a minute to find and clean. My daughters had just started crawling when one of them found a pile of it under the bedroom curtains and ate it.”source ↗

“There is always always (how is there ALWAYS!?!?) still fur somewhere and so on his clothes and on his hands and thus eventually in his mouth.”source ↗

“Once a baby starts crawling, crumbs under the table and sticky patches on the floor suddenly feel harder to ignore. I'm trying to figure out a manageable cleaning routine without turning every small mess into a full-house clean.”source ↗