Wool Rope Rugs

How you clean each day spills and stains from area rugs is determined by the fabric from which the rug is woven. Below are a few basic directions:

Wool, Cotton, Acrylic and Rayon Rugs

• Blot – do not rub – any excess fluid spill before including a cleansing solvent. Repeat: DO NOT RUB!
• Wool rugs is cleaned with a natural detergent and dried quickly. A good example of this can be Dawn® dishwashing liquid combined with water.
• Do not use “oxy” cleaners on wool rugs. They'll fade the dye when you look at the carpet.
• Be sure to rapidly blot dried out with a towel utilizing pressure. Do not use temperature or allow it to air-dry totally. This may leave an odor.
• If an all-over cleaning is need we recommend professional steam cleaning by a dedicated rug-cleaning service. Colors may show a small change (only 5%) whenever cleaned. Darker shades tend to be more vulnerable.
• For rugs with plush piles, don't use a dry-powder cleaner. The cleaning residue will likely be hard to pull. Dry powder cleansers tend to be OK to make use of on area spots on reduced heap rugs.
• Do not use washing detergents to wash wool rugs. The washing detergent leaves a residue and alter color shades.

Synthetic Rugs – Olefin, Nylon, Rayon

• Artificial rugs should always be cleansed with a simple detergent and dried quickly. Among this can be Dawn® dishwashing fluid mixed with water.
• Its okay to utilize œoxy cleaners on synthetic rugs. Make sure to carefully stick to the cleaner’s guidelines.
• Don't use washing detergents to completely clean artificial rugs. The washing detergent will leave a residue and change color shades.

Silk Rugs

• Should only be washed using a dried out cleansing procedure.
• Seek advice from a professional professional.

Natural / Plant Fibers – Jute, Sisal, Seagrass, Coir, Hemp

• Rugs created using normal / plant materials should simply be cleansed with a natural detergent and dried rapidly. An example of that is Dawn® dishwashing liquid mixed with liquid.
• Don't forget to dry rapidly