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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

    • Pet Stain

      • Blot the spill 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 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.
    • Pet Stain

      • Blot the spill 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.
    • Pet Stain

      • Blot the spill 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 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.
    • 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.

    How to Unpack 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.