This post is sponsored by RAYCOP. All opinions are my own. Be sure to get your printable cleaning checklist below!
I’ll be the first to admit that I am NOT a clean freak. I want to be a clean freak. I really do. I love a clean house and find it hard to function when the clutter and dog hair and dust start to take over. But the logistics of getting/keeping a clean house can be kind of overwhelming.
All that said. we have one kid with pretty severe allergies and two pets. So that means, by default, that I have to be diligent about keeing a cleaner environment…both for my kid and for my own sanity.
But when I have company (which we have a lot of during the holiday season!), I’m a totally different person. The house needs to shine. It needs to be clean from every angle. Floors need to shine. Counterops need to reflect. Linens need to be fresh.
The RAYCOP RS2 purifier literally takes cleanliness to a whole new level. A handheld vacuum with a HEPA filter, ultraviolet light technology and three operating modes, the RAYCOP RS2 is an easy and fast way to sanitize any fabric surface in your home.
Here are some places we use ours:
- Dog beds (they’re so gross…with the RAYCOP, we can clean them regularly without having to take them apart and throw them in the laundry, which is a total pain!)
- Couch (it’s just easier to clean all the dog hair off with the RAYCOP than with our traditional vacuum)
- Mattresses and blankets (after one minute of cleaning, the RAYCOP removes 99.8% of pollen…that’s a big deal during allergy season)
The patented RayClean Technology® eliminates common allergens and pollutants. It also picks up 99.99% of bacteria after just two seconds.
The RAYCOP is super handy for last-minute vacuum jobs, unexpected messes, and adding that final, extra-clean touch to any of your fabric surfaces. It’s not nearly as cumbersome as my regular vacuum…and it does a much better job on these tricky surfaces!
While it’s technically a vacuum you can hold with one hand, it has a few key differences from the hand-held vacuum you’re probably thinking of! The RS2 is super sturdy and stout, and it’s designed to lay perfectly flat on the surface of any fabric. This gives it a better ability to sterilize, suck up the dust and dirt, and filter.
The three settings are determined by the type of the fabric you’re cleaning: “heavy” for mattresses and coarse upholstery (I use this setting for our futon, which our dogs think is their bed), “normal” for bed linens (this is what we use for the actual dog beds), and “light” for delicate fabrics and clothing (most likely, we’ll use this setting to clean off the curtains we’ve had hiding in a closet for years and are about to put up in my son’s room).
Unlike a regular vacuum, RAYCOP purifiers have a dual filtration system incorporating a high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter which is proven to capture 99.9% of common allergens.
You can learn more about the RAYCOP – and the science behind it – here.
Buy your own RAYCOP purifier today here.
And if you’re like me, and need all the help you can get when it comes to cleaning, I’ve got a free printable cleaning checklist for you. Use this to write down everything you need to clean (perfect when preparing for guests!). There’s also a place to keep track of things you need to buy (either cleaning supplies or things you discover as you’re cleaning) and a place for your notes, too.
You can download your free printable cleaning checklist below.
AND! This is awesome. I’m giving away a RAYCOP LITE (MSRP of $189.99) to one lucky reader.
The RAYCOP LITE is RAYCOP’s most portable and versatile purifier, but it’s powerful enough for most sanitizing jobs. It’s handy size makes it appropriate for the same jobs as the RAYCOP RS2, but also great for cleaning throw pillows and upholstery. I love that you can whip this out to clean up a mess or freshen up your curtains or dog beds and not have to do laundry. It’s perfect for use on delicate surfaces like clothes, and it can be used to sanitize yoga mats!
I feel like I’m always doing laundry…the RAYCOP is a great way to cut back on laundry, meaning you’re saving water and electricty…while purifying parts of your home at the same time. The RAYCOP LITE also comes with a HEPA filter and UV technology.
You must be 18+ and live in the United Stated to win. Winner has 48 hours to respond to email notification or another winner will be picked. Good luck!
well it would be exciting because we have 3 dogs and this would work like a charm
Couch …kids are always on it with stuff
love to purify the master bedroom furniture
I’m ready to purify the entire house, but I would start with the sofa in the living room and then the matresses.
I want to purify our couch!!!!
When you can’t figure out what allergens are the culprit for your child sneezing, one of these machines will come in handy for an overall fabric clean. Beds, couches pillows…. this would be great to win!
With 2 dogs in the house, I’d love to purify my living room furniture and bedding.
The couch and mattresses. With a dog and a not-quite-potty-trained toddler, I’m scared to think about what’s lurking in there.
My mattresses and couch
The dog bed has its own special funk that I would love to get out of it!!
My couch needs it.
I am excited about purifying my sons room the most! He suffers from asthma. We recently laid down new hardwood floors and that has helped a lot, however, purifying the air would be the ultimate!
I’ll start with my mattress and work out from there.
Thanks for the contest.
I am super psyched to purify my dogs recliner chair in the living room!! I do clean it with the carpet machine, but it still kinda stinks!
I’m real excited about purifying our mattresses! How awesome is that! And of course our furbaby’s bed too!
Proven to capture 99.9% of common allergens, maybe then I can breathe better without sinus issues.
Mattresses for sure! This looks fantastic
I have an older recliner that I love but it needs purifying the most.
I would love to be able clean our couches and mattresses! 🙂
I would like to purify my furniture and mattresses to begin with as I have so many allergies.