<prompt> Fana ka tataiso ea mohato ka mohato mabapi le mokhoa oa ho hloekisa khapete.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide a step-by-step guide on how to clean a carpet. . Response in English: Keeping your carpets clean is essential for maintaining a healthy and good-looking living space. The following is a step-by-step guide to cleaning a carpet:1. Clear the Area- Move any furniture or items that are positioned on the carpet. If there are any heavy items that cannot be moved, place a protective film under and around the legs. 2. Vacuum the carpet- Start by vacuuming the entire carpeted area, making sure to remove any loose dirt, dust, or debris on the surface.3. Treat stains- Before starting the cleaning process, take the time to treat any visible stains with a carpet cleaner. Follow the manufacturers instructions carefully and allow the cleaner to sit for the recommended time.4. Prepare the carpet cleaner- Rent, borrow, or purchase a carpet cleaner and read the instructions carefully. Fill the machine with the recommended cleaning solution and water.5. Clean the carpet- Start at the far corner of the room and work your way out, cleaning the carpet in small sections. Make sure to overlap each pass to make sure you dont miss any spots.6. Rinse the carpet- Check the user manual to see if a rinse is recommended, and if so, refill the machine with clean water and go over the carpet once more, being sure to extract as much water as possible.7. Allow the carpet to dry- Allow enough time for the carpet to dry completely. You can open windows or turn on a fan to increase airflow, decreasing drying time.8. Replace furniture- When the carpet is fully dry, you can start moving furniture back into place.If you follow the steps, you will end up with an exceptionally clean carpet. It is recommended that carpets are deep cleaned at least once a year, to ensure that they stay in the best condition possible. . Response in Sesotho: Ho boloka likhapete tsa hau li hloekile ke habohlokoa bakeng sa ho boloka sebaka sa bolulo se phetseng hantle le se setle. E latelang ke tataiso ea mohato ka mohato ea ho hloekisa khapete: 1. Hlakola Sebaka- Suthisa thepa leha e le efe kapa lintho tse behiloeng holima khapete. Haeba ho na le lintho tse boima tse ke keng tsa sisinyeha, beha filimi e sireletsang ka tlasa maoto le ho pota-pota. 2. Hlakola khapete- Qala ka ho hloekisa sebaka sohle se nang le khapete, ho etsa bonnete ba hore u tlosa litšila leha e le life tse hlephileng, lerōle kapa lithōle holima metsi. 3. Tšoara litšila- Pele u qala tsebetso ea ho hloekisa, iphe nako ea ho tšoara matheba leha e le afe a bonahalang ka mochine o hloekisang khapete. Latela litaelo tsa moetsi ka hloko me u lumelle motho ea hloekisang ho lula nako e khothalletsoang. 4. Lokisetsa mochini o hloekisang khapete- Hira, alima, kapa u reke mochini o hloekisang khapete me u bale litaelo ka hloko. Tlatsa mochine ka tharollo e khothalletsoang ea ho hloekisa le metsi. 5. Hloekisa khapete- Qala khoneng e hole ea kamore me u sebetse ho tsoa, ho hloekisa khapete ka likarolo tse nyane. Etsa bonnete ba hore u kopanya pase ka ngoe ho etsa bonnete ba hore ha u fose matheba. 6. Hlatsoa khapete- Sheba buka ea mosebedisi ho bona hore na ho buelloa ho hlatsoa, me haeba ho joalo, tlatsa mochine ka metsi a hloekileng me u fete holima khapete hape, u etse bonnete ba hore u ntša metsi a mangata kamoo u ka khonang. 7. Lumella khapete hore e ome- Lumella nako e lekaneng ea hore khapete e ome ka ho feletseng. U ka bula lifensetere kapa ua bulela fan ho eketsa phallo ea moea, ho fokotsa nako ea ho omisa. 8. Fetola thepa ea ka tlung- Ha khapete e omme ka ho feletseng, u ka qala ho tsamaisa thepa ea ka tlung sebakeng sa eona. Haeba u latela mehato, u tla qetella u e-na le khapete e hloekileng ka mokhoa o ikhethang. Ho khothalletsoa hore likhapete li hloekisoe ka botebo bonyane hang ka selemo, ho netefatsa hore li lula li le boemong bo botle ka ho fetisisa. 