This is a good flea ridder approach right?

Combination is always key, and the procedures you are doing to eliminate fleas sounds like a good plan. I've heard of the borax solution, I recommend buying the ADAMS or Zodiac brand of furniture/carpet spray to spray around the furniture, especially in dark cornered spots like under the sofa and mattress to kill fleas instantly and prevent them from jumping back onto your cat or ferret. It's summer time and fleas are at their most deadly, this is when they breed and survive the most with the summer heat, using flea medications, and room sprays or foggers must be used in combination to prevent flea infestations. Make sure you also spray the upper corners of walls, where fleas and ticks tend to come in from the outside of your home. In the future, invest in an outdoor flea treatment on your house to prevent re-infestation. I have come to the conclusion that Borax is safe to use in homemade cleaning products, as long as you use common sense in handling it. Don’t handle it if you have cuts, abrasions, or burns on your hands, don’t ingest it, and definitely don’t let your kids and pets get into it, so please lay off the borax some and vacumm plenty after applying borax on carpets. Flea powders used on carpets can also do the trick. Recipe for Homemade All-Purpose Household Cleaner: (Use as a great house cleaning solution and preventative for fleas) ■3 cups of hot water ■2 Tablespoons of vinegar ■1/4 cup of Borax (sodium borate) ■1 Tablespoon of phosphate-free dishwashing liquid (like Seventh Generation)