Best Carpet Rake Reviews 2020

As far as cleaning stuff up is concerned, we're talking about an activity that's never really been that popular among humans, as it can be a tough, back-breaking business that leaves little room for automatization, in the sense of making a robot do all the dirty work for ya. To be fair, there are a couple of robotic vacuum cleaners to be found on the market nowadays, but they often lack the thoroughness and tenacity of an enraged person tackling the itsy-bitsy pieces of animal hairs and other minute pieces of debris from carpets, linoleum, and other floor-covering rags! Sometimes, it takes a livid, chain-swearin' carpet rake-wielding human to take care of all the tough work and successfully get their house cleaned and disinfected.

In this review, we're going to show you what sort of factors you need to take into consideration so that you can be absolutely positive that you'll get yourself a 100% tough and durable carpet rake that can support you through many a cleaning session in the future!

As their name itself suggests, carpet rakes are cleaning and hair-gathering utensils assuming the shape of the commonly-found outside rakes, and when used properly, they can pose a potent sanitizing force indeed. Since we at TopProducts are a healthy, smiling bunch who care deeply about the sanitary state of our bathrooms and working premises, we can say with a degree of honesty that this review hits close to home. We even have a big fat sign saying ‘no littering', which the majority of employees seem to respect. Those who don't will be accordingly prosecuted, and let us just say that, regarding the case of the face-down pizza on the cafeteria floor and the infamous case of the non-flushing, we have our suspicions (looking at you Daisy!).

Now, back to the matters of carpet rakes—although their primary design is fairly simple, you can still find a vast number of variations of this well-known tool, and each of them is best for a different type of cleaning job. For example, those boasting both the bristles and the squeegee part are meant for a more well-rounded cleaning job, while those without the squeegee part usually just serve to amass the dirt and hairs which are then to be picked up by another cleaning utensil. Unsurprisingly, the 'squeegeeless' carpet rakes are typically less expensive than their all-inclusive counterparts.

That being said, carpet rakes are typically best for, well what else—carpets—so if you actually need a cleaning tool for some other non-carpeted areas in or outside of your home, you may be better off with a sturdy cleaning mop, a sponge mop, or simply a stain remover. Since we have a bunch of reviews for all of these categories, feel free to check them out and make your respectable cleaning arsenal even stronger than it already is!