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Daily Maintenance

To preserve the natural beauty and longevity of your rug, follow these routine steps:

• Regular Vacuuming: Vacuum at least once a week using low suction.
• Avoid Beater Bars: Do not use vacuums with a rotating brush or beater bar, as they can fray and damage natural fibers.
• Rotation: Rotate your rug every few months to ensure even wear and prevent fading in high-traffic areas.
• Sun & Moisture: Protect the rug from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and avoid placing it in damp or humid environments.

Spot Cleaning

Accidents happen—here is how to handle them without damaging the weave:

• Blot Immediately: Use a clean, dry white cloth or paper towel to blot spills. Never rub, as rubbing pushes the liquid deeper into the fibers and spreads the stain.
• Neutralize Odors: For pet accidents, a mixture of 1/4 cup white vinegar and 1/4 cup water can be dabbed onto the area to neutralize odors.
• Spot Treatment: Use a mild soap with cold water for stubborn spots. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure colorfastness.
• Dry Thoroughly: Allow the rug to air dry completely. You can use a fan or hairdryer on a cool setting to speed up the process.

Professional & Deep Cleaning

• Dry Cleaning Only: We highly recommend professional dry cleaning for deep maintenance.
• Stay Dry: Avoid steam cleaning, soaking, or using harsh chemicals, as excess moisture can cause natural fibers to shrink or warp.
• A Note on Shedding: New wool rugs may experience minor shedding initially. This is a natural characteristic and will subside over time with regular vacuuming.

Expert Tips

• Rug Pads: Always use a high-quality rug pad to prevent slipping, provide extra cushioning, and extend the life of the fibers.
• Curled Corners: If the corners begin to curl, place a damp towel over the area and weight it down overnight to flatten the edges.
• The Fiber N Loom Standard: Clean spills from the outside of the stain inward to prevent spreading and maintain the integrity of the weave.