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Rotate your rug regularly to distribute wear evenly and reduce the effects of foot traffic and sunlight. It's a simple way to keep your rug looking great and helps with cleaning large rugs.

Don’t let stains sit! Prompt action prevents them from becoming permanent. Check our stain treatment guide for effective solutions.

Frequent vacuuming is the most essential step in rug maintenance. For high-traffic areas, vacuum twice a week with slow, thorough passes. Change the dust bag when it's half full to maintain optimal suction.

Use a suction-only canister vacuum to avoid pilling and fuzzing. If unavailable, adjust your vacuum to keep the brush away from the rug's surface.

For cut pile wool: Dual motor vacuums with brush rolls work well. For loop pile wool: A suction-only vacuum or canister vacuum is ideal. Consider a vacuum certified by the Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) Seal of Approval for superior cleaning. Learn more at www.carpet-rug.org.

Occasionally, your rug may need a deep clean. Professional cleaning can restore its original beauty. Avoid silicone-based stain repellents, as they can cause faster soiling.

Regularly change the filters in your heating and air conditioning systems to prevent dust buildup around your home.

If your rug edges keep curling up, buy a rug edge double sided tape and apply between the rug and the floor.

Use a lint roller to pick up crumbs, hairs, or small particles quickly.

Use a spoon to gently scrape any solids, working from the outside of the spot toward the center.

Quickly blot spills with white paper towels or a clean, absorbent cloth. Avoid rubbing— it pushes the liquid deeper into the fibers, making stains harder to remove.

Liquids can attract dirt particles, creating dark stains. Blot immediately with a clean cloth or paper towel to lift the spill and dirt.

Test your cleaner for colorfastness on a hidden area of the rug first. Then, apply the solution to a clean towel and gently blot the stain, flipping the towel to avoid reapplying dirt.

Clean from the outer edges of the stain toward the center to prevent spreading. Avoid over-saturating the rug with water.

Let the cleaning agent sit for a few minutes, then repeat as needed until the stain is gone.

Use a clean cloth dampened with clear water to rinse the area. Blot excess moisture by applying pressure with paper towels or a sponge.