How to get rid of fleas in carpet?

I have 2 dogs, and one of them got fleas from somewhere. Moved the dogs to another room. Used up 3 foggers, countless times vacuumed, even tried castor oil on newspaper, (didn't do nothing) but a few fleas are still around.

Do any of you have a surefire method to get rid all of them?

Place a white bowl full of soapy water in every room with nightlights above the bowls. The fleas attract to the light, miss then fall into the soapy water to drown.
(Place next to outlet.) Do this before anything else. It helps when your waiting. Trust me.
One more thing: They love the color white. (Check your socks).

Diatomaceous earth on surfaces and animals and a spoonful of organic apple cider vinegar in your dog's water everyday.

This.

Thank you I'll try that.

Fleas seek the warmth of a body, so take an old lamp and lean it over a bowl of soapy water.

Take off the lampshade before you do this.

Bowl of water on the carpet, bare bulb over the bowl, try to make it so the bulb is about 3-5 inches above the water.

Do this at night when all lights in the house are out.

The way it works is the fleas are drawn to the heat of the bulb and when they try to jump onto it, they bounce off into the water and drown.

Old country remedy.

Try feeding garlic cloves to your dogs also, makes 'em taste bad to fleas.

napalm.

The big box store just started carrying DE. Lowes has it for $9.

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I'll give you some advice, if you can afford to do it. If you keep dogs fleas are going to come back even if you get rid of them for sometime. Get rid of the carpet and get wood or laminate flooring.
Don't allow your dogs on the furniture or keep the furniture dust with that earth stuff. I am speaking from experience. I hate fleas and roaches!

Fleas seek the warmth of a body, so take an old lamp and lean it over a bowl of soapy water.

Take off the lampshade before you do this.

Bowl of water on the carpet, bare bulb over the bowl, try to make it so the bulb is about 3-5 inches above the water.

Do this at night when all lights in the house are out.

The way it works is the fleas are drawn to the heat of the bulb and when they try to jump onto it, they bounce off into the water and drown.

Old country remedy.

Try feeding garlic cloves to your dogs also, makes 'em taste bad to fleas.

It is a seriously tedious process.

Get some Diatomaceous Earth from a feed store, Home Depot, or Walmart, or online. Be sure you get FOOD GRADE (sometimes referred to as human grade). Do NOT use the kind that is processed for pool filters as that can be very dangerous.

Sprinkle the diatomaceous earth powder around your home. It is very fine and fluffy and it's not good to breathe it in too much as it could irritate the lungs. It kills all insects including roaches, fleas, and bedbugs. Don't get any near your fish tank, not good for fish. Perfectly safe for mammals. Suggest you google on the process, I'm too tired to go into all the details. But it does work. Dam those fleas!

Another trick I came across is to wash your pets in a mild solution of water and white vinegar. The fleas don't like the vinegar smell. Worked great with my cats...

Salt. Sprinkle salt on carpet. Vacuum it up after about 24 hours. If it's humid and melts - sprinkle carpet with baking soda and vacuum it up.

No fleas and cleanest carpet ever (with the baking soda).

Long story how I learned this - but it worked

I have 2 dogs, and one of them got fleas from somewhere. Moved the dogs to another room. Used up 3 foggers, countless times vacuumed, even tried castor oil on newspaper, (didn't do nothing) but a few fleas are still around.

Do any of you have a surefire method to get rid all of them?