Is hydrogen peroxide safe for cleaning carpets?

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Maintaining a clean carpet requires regular vacuuming and maintenance. You need to ensure that the spills and splatters are completely removed. When using hydrogen peroxide on carpet, it should be diluted with water and applied carefully to avoid damaging the carpet fibres. Overuse or improper application of hydrogen peroxide can bleach or discolour the carpet. Additionally, hydrogen peroxide can cause skin and eye irritation, so it's important to wear gloves and protective eye gear when handling it. Before using hydrogen peroxide on your carpet, it's a good idea to test it on a small, inconspicuous area first to make sure it won't cause discoloration or other damage. For more details, read the article  I am sharing below on my page.

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Three-year-old dies after allegedly being left in hot car in Sydney's south-west

 A three-year-old boy has died after allegedly being left in a hot car in Sydney's south-west.

Police say the incident happened on Railway Parade at Glenfield, with officers called to the car about 3pm after reports that a child was unresponsive.

Paramedics attended but the child died at the scene.

"Officers from Campbelltown City Police Area Command were told the child had been in the vehicle throughout the day," police said in a statement.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-02/child-dies-after-left-in-hot-car-at-glenfield-south-west-sydney/101923824

Sweltering Cities reveals Sydney's worst bus stops amid hot summer weather

 A stranded pole on a dirt strip, an unshaded grass patch and a sign in snake-inhabited long grass are among the nominees for Sydney's worst bus stop, according to Western Sydney advocacy group Sweltering Cities.

Nine places are in the sights of Sweltering Cities in suburbs including Erskine Park, Minchinbury and Fairfield West.

The group's executive director, Emma Bacon, said there needed to be better shelters as summers became hotter, particularly in Sydney's west where temperatures reached up to 48 degrees Celsius in 2020.

"On a hot day, waiting for 20 minutes for a bus with no shelter or shade can make catching the bus dangerous or impossible for some," Ms Bacon told ABC Radio Sydney.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-03/sweltering-cities-sydneys-worst-bus-stops-heat/101908144

Tributes left in south-west Sydney where toddler died in hot car as dad released from custody

 A father who was taken into custody on Thursday after his toddler died in a hot car has been released while police continue to investigate the death of the young boy.

Police say the boy, 3, was found unresponsive in the car, which had been parked on Railway Parade in Glenfield in Sydney's south-west.

On Friday morning, flowers, candles and toys were left near the location where the child died, with heartfelt messages, including: "Taken too soon", "You will be missed", "See you one day", and "Rest in peace little one". 

Officers say they were told the child had been left inside throughout the day as outside temperatures reached 34 degrees. 

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-03/nsw-tributes-to-toddler-who-died-in-car/101925542