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How To Spot Clean Your Rug

  • Clean stains immediately to maintain rug life.
  • Gather clean cotton cloth, mild soap, and water.
  • Gently blot the stained area without pressure. Never rub hard as it damages fibers.
  • Clean with mild, non-bleach detergent; skip harsh chemicals.
  • This prevents permanent staining and keeps rugs fresh.
  • Choose your rug material below for detailed cleaning instructions.
  • Close-up example of braid separation on a rug
    How To Spot Clean
    Repairing the rug by stitching the braids together
    Skip Harsh Chemicals

    How To Vacuum Your Rug

  • Use a vacuum without beater bar for safe cleaning.
  • Set vacuum to hard surface mode for gentle operation.
  • Apply light strokes to avoid pulling or damaging fibers.
  • Avoid harsh chemical cleaners and aggressive vacuuming techniques.
  • Close-up example of braid separation on a rug
    Vacuuming
    Repairing the rug by stitching the braids together
    Avoid Aggressive Vacuuming

    How To Remove Braid Sprout

  • Braid sprouts are normal parts of braided rug construction, not defects.
  • Trim sprouts immediately when you notice them to prevent further issues.
  • Use sharp scissors to carefully cut loose yarn or braid ends.
  • Never pull on loose fibers as this can loosen the braids.
  • Vacuum regularly to help prevent sprouting from occurring.
  • Close-up example of braid separation on a rug
    Rug Sprout
    Repairing the rug by stitching the braids together
    How To Remove It

    How To Repair Braid Separation

  • Pets, traffic, sliding furniture slowly separate braids.
  • Hand-stitch gaps tight with strong needle and thread.
  • Clip stray yarn; never pull loose fibers.
  • Lift furniture; dragging strains braid stitching.
  • Add rug pads under legs to reduce pressure.
  • Close-up example of braid separation on a rug
    Example of braid separation
    Repairing the rug by stitching the braids together
    Repairing the rug

    How To Avoid Fadding Of The Rug

  • Position away from direct sun; use curtains or blinds.
  • Rotate every 3-4 months for even wear.
  • Clean with mild, non-bleach detergent; skip harsh chemicals.
  • Dry completely after cleaning to stop dye bleed.
  • Even UV-treated rugs need limited sun exposure for lasting color.
  • Close-up example of braid separation on a rug
    Before Fading
    Repairing the rug by stitching the braids together
    After Fading

    Choose Your Type Of Rug

    Homespice rugs are made from various types of materials and therefore, require different cleaning methods. Please vacuum the rugs using a strong suction vacuum and do not use a beater bar. Clean at your own risk as Homespice is not responsible for any damages that may occur during the cleaning process. Below are cleaning suggestions, but we highly recommend professional cleaning for all of our rugs.

    • Pet Stain

      • Blot the spill immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
      • Spray half water, half vinegar, let it sit a few minutes, then blot dry.
      • Sprinkle baking soda overnight to absorb odors, then vacuum.
      • Gently vacuum the baking soda off, and your rug will be clean.
    • Food Stain

      • First, remove solid pieces of food.
      • Mix a little dish soap with water and dab the spot.
      • Blot from the edges toward the middle so the stain doesn’t spread.
      • Rinse with clean water and let it air-dry out of direct sunlight.
    • Coffee & Wine Stain

      • Blot the spill immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
      • Mix 1 tbsp vinegar, 1 tbsp dish soap, and 2 cups cold water.
      • Dab the stain gently with the solution until clean.
      • Rinse with cool water and air-dry away from sunlight.
    • Washing

      • Machine-wash on rugs gentle cycle with cold water & mild soap.
      • Large rugs can be cleaned outside with mild soap & a hose.
      • Rinse the rug thoroughly with clean water to remove all soap.
      • Vacuum regularly & shake outside to remove dust & debris.

    Homespice rugs are made from various types of materials and therefore, require different cleaning methods. Please vacuum the rugs using a strong suction vacuum and do not use a beater bar. Clean at your own risk as Homespice is not responsible for any damages that may occur during the cleaning process. Below are cleaning suggestions, but we highly recommend professional cleaning for all of our rugs.

    • Pet Stain

      • Blot the spill immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
      • Spray half water, half vinegar, and let it sit a few minutes.
      • blot dry and sprinkle baking soda overnight to absorb odors.
      • Gently vacuum the baking soda off.
    • Food Stain

      • First, remove solid pieces of food.
      • Mix a little dish soap with water and dab the spot.
      • Blot from the edges toward the middle so the stain doesn’t spread.
      • Rinse with clean water and let it air-dry out of direct sunlight.
    • Coffee & Wine Stain

      • Blot the spill right away with a clean, dry cloth.
      • Mix 1 tbsp vinegar, 1 tbsp dish soap, and 2 cups cold water.
      • Dab the stain gently with the solution until clean.t
      • Rinse with cool water and air-dry away from sunlight.
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    • Vacuuming & Dusting

      • Use a vacuum with a suction head or upholstery tool on low power.
      • Take the rug outside to remove loose dust.
      • Shake the rug well to release hidden dirt.
      • For large rugs, use a rug beater or broom.

    Homespice rugs are made from various types of materials and therefore, require different cleaning methods. Please vacuum the rugs using a strong suction vacuum and do not use a beater bar. Clean at your own risk as Homespice is not responsible for any damages that may occur during the cleaning process. Below are cleaning suggestions, but we highly recommend professional cleaning for all of our rugs.

    • Pet Stain

      • Blot the spill immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
      • Spray half water, half vinegar, and let it sit a few minutes.
      • Blot dry and sprinkle baking soda overnight to absorb odors.
      • Gently vacuum the baking soda off.
    • Food Stain

      • First, remove solid pieces of food.
      • Mix a little dish soap with water and dab the spot.
      • Blot from edges to middle to prevent spreading.
      • Rinse with clean water and let it air-dry out of direct sunlight.
    • Coffee & Wine Stain

      • Blot the spill immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
      • Mix 1 tbsp vinegar, 1 tbsp dish soap, and 2 cups cold water.
      • Dab the stain gently with the solution until clean.
      • Rinse with cool water and air-dry away from sunlight.
    • Professional dry cleaning

      • Vacuum using the hard surface attachment.
      • Take the rug outside to remove loose dust.
      • Shake the rug well to release hidden dirt.
      • For large rug, use a rug beater or broom.

    Homespice rugs are made from various types of materials and therefore, require different cleaning methods. Please vacuum the rugs using a strong suction vacuum and do not use a beater bar. Clean at your own risk as Homespice is not responsible for any damages that may occur during the cleaning process. Below are cleaning suggestions, but we highly recommend professional cleaning for all of our rugs.

    • Food Stain

      • Gently scrape off any solid food with a dull knife or spoon.
      • Blot the spot with a cloth dipped in mild soap and water.
      • Work from the edges toward the center to avoid spreading.
      • Let it air-dry completely, away from direct sunlight.
    • Coffee & Wine Stain

      • Blot spills right away with a clean, dry cloth.
      • For tough stains, dab gently with a cloth dipped in club soda.
      • Once the mark is gone, let your jute accessory air-dry fully.
      • Avoid drying in direct sunlight, as it may cause colors to fade.
    • Dusting

      • Shake your accessory outdoors to remove dust and crumbs.
      • A soft brush or dry cloth can also be used for delicate dusting.
      • Runners can be vacuumed using the hard surface attachment.
    • Professional Cleaning

      • For deep or stubborn stains, consult a professional cleaner.
      • Ensure the cleaner has experience with natural fibers.
      • This helps protect your jute and prevents damage.

    Learn How to Unroll your Rug

    To protect your investment, use a rug pad. A rug pad provides traction between the rug and floor to prevent slipping. It adds padding and keeps the rug smooth and flat. Extending the life of the rug, a pad protects the backing and prevents any possible color transfer.