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Caring for you RUG

 

1 - Rugs should be rolled, not folded. When transporting in a moving van, a rolled rug should be placed on top of furniture and then have nothing heavier than a lampshade placed on top of the rug.

Folding can cause permanent creases or wrinkles in your area rug.

 

2 - If your rug get really wet from a flood or other water source get it to a professional rug cleaner as quickly as possible to help prevent permanent damage to your area rug.

 

3 - When you use any type of spot removers always put the spotter on a white cotton and then blotting the spot.

Putting the spotter on the rug can make removing the spot tougher or can make the spot into a stain, which is permanent.

 

4 - Weekly vacuuming of both sides is ideal.    If that’s not possible, you should do it at least once every two weeks.

 

5 - After you have removed a spill from your rug it needs to be dried as quickly as possible, a fan can aid in this.

 

6 - Another way that you can clean your carpet is by renting or purchasing a carpet cleaner/extractor. This type of machine will do a fairly good job of cleaning your carpet superficially, but because they don't have the ability to actually steam the fibers, all of the stains and dirt may not be removed. These types of machines are made for synthetic wall to wall carpet or upholstery.

 

7 - Rugs and carpets eventually get dirty. For the best possible clean get a professional

 

8 - It is recommended that you rotate your rugs at least once a year. This means turning the rug end for end or 180 degrees. This helps the rug to wear more evenly. You may also want to rearrange your furniture to change traffic patterns.

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