Stanley Steemer was founded in 1947 by Jack A. Bates in Dublin, Ohio. Two decades later, Jack's son Wesley had the idea to engineer a never-before-seen carpet cleaning machine. After some tinkering, Stanley Steemer's signature truck-mounted, dual-wand cleaning system debuted in 1976.

5 Carpet-Cleaning Tips for When Baby Starts Crawling

1. Get Preventative.
2. Make Sure Carpets Stay Dry.
3. Stick to Non-Toxic Home-Cleaning Solutions.
4. Look at Labels.
5. Deep-Clean Regularly.

Stanley Steamer was an alternate fuel vehicle in 1923. At the turn of the 19th century steam-powered automobiles were more prevalent than those with internal combustion engines.

After an independent lab study, Stanley Steemer was effectively proven to remove 94% of common household allergens from carpets, 96.5% of allergens from tile and grout, and 96% of allergens from hardwood.

How to Childproof Your Home When Your Baby Starts Crawling

1. Install Safety Gates.
2. Move or Cover Cords and Cables.
3. Block or Cover Electrical Outlets.
4. Move or Secure Wobbly or Heavy Furniture.
5. Use Safety Locks.
6. Move Cleaning Products and Chemicals Out of Reach.
7. Put Your Houseplants in Safe Places.

Their arms to lift their body off the ground. You can encourage them to Pivot. And that continues to strengthen those arm muscles. So how you do that is Place toys without Out Of Reach of them.

Newton, MA Over 11,000 Stanleys were built from 1900 to 1934 when the production was closed. The Stanley Steamer on display at TNMOT is a 740B touring car. It was built in Newton, MA and the price when new was $2,750.

Simply put, it is a device that uses hot steam to take the wrinkles out of clothing. There are two main components to a steamer: a container and a warmer.

Stanley Steemer's exclusive hot water extraction method removes the toughest, deepest dirt safely and gently. Hot, soft water and a specially formulated cleaning solution are injected deep within the carpet fibers. Then, a powerful suction extracts deep-down dirt, allergens, cleaning solution and 95% of the moisture.

Once baby starts crawling they have more freedom to explore during play. Crawling can help improve baby's problem solving skills, like learning how to move around and get a toy they want from across the room. A typical crawling position helps stretch baby's fingers, which will help them use utensils, draw, and play.

Crawling is considered the first form of independent movement. It helps develop and enhance our vestibular/balance system, sensory system, cognition, problem solving skills, and coordination. To help your baby succeed at crawling start with exposing them to tummy time while playing and awake at an early age.

Your baby will probably crawl on their hands and knees, but not all babies crawl the same way, and that's OK. There are some other crawling styles you might notice, such as shuffling on the tummy 'commando-style', sliding along on their bottom ('bum-shuffling'), or crawling backwards instead of forwards.