Fabric Care Instructions
A non-skid rug pad is recommended to be used with this area rug. A rug pad, made for your specific location and flooring type, will prevent slippage, can protect your flooring and creates extra cushion, adding to the comfort of your new rug. It is recommended that the rug pad be approximately 1 inch shorter on all sides than your area rug. Should you encounter a lingering fold or crease; it can be easily removed through the process of reverse rolling. Start by flipping the rug upside down and roll in both directions (length and width). While rolling the rug exert pressure where the crease is visible, this will loosen the foundation to allow the rug to lay flat. For more stubborn creases, keeping the rug reverse rolled and tied for a few hours in a warm space may be more effective. Occasional vacuuming will keep this rug in great condition. Use care when vacuuming; place the beater bar and brush at the highest setting as to avoid excess wear, and refrain from vacuuming binding or fringe. Longer fibers may work to the surface after use or vacuuming. Never pull these ends out of the rug, but rather trim them even with the rug’s surface. To ensure even wear and tear from foot traffic we advise rotating this rug every six months. If a spill occurs, remove the liquid immediately by firmly blotting the area around the spill with a clean, non-dyed cloth to absorb as much liquid as possible. Periodic professional cleaning is recommended.
