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Just like some of your city’s streets, your home has its own most heavily traveled routes. Entries, kitchens, hallways, and dens are where people congregate, so it’s not surprising that rugs, carpets, and other flooring get dirtiest in these locations.
For example, the parlor rug that folks almost never walk on may require vacuuming once a week or even less frequently to remove dust. On the other hand, hallways and kitchen floors might need daily vacuuming or sweeping to prevent wear and tear from ground-in soil. Vinyl or laminate flooring in the kitchen will need mopping and sealing more often than a similar surface in the bathroom.
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