Care + Maintenance

COTTON RUGS

While cotton is a strong fiber, our cotton is not treated with stain protectors and may not react well to spills.

• Vacuum regularly using longer strikes to avoid too much back and forth motion. DO NOT use a beater brush
• Attend to spills immediately using a clean white cloth to blot excess moisture
• Spot clean with an all natural carpet cleaner or natural, clear soap
• If you use water, it must be distilled water (the less water, the better)
• Remove any dry or solid matter by scraping excess away with a spoon. Do not rub
• Clip, do not pull, any loose fibers
• Rotate every 3 months for even wear
• For tough stains, use a professional cleaner who specializes in rugs
• Professionally clean regularly

WOOL RUGS

Wool is naturally stain and soil resistant and will stand up well in any living space.

• Vacuum regularly using longer strikes to avoid too much back and forth motion. DO NOT use a beater brush
• Attend to spills immediately using a clean white cloth to blot excess moisture
• Spot clean with an all natural carpet cleaner or natural, clear soap
• If you use water, it must be distilled water (the less water, the better)
• Remove any dry or solid matter by scraping excess away with a spoon. Do not rub
• Clip, do not pull, any loose fibers
• Rotate every 3 months for even wear
• For tough stains, use a professional cleaner who specializes in rugs
• Professionally clean regularly

All Rugs

• Avoid direct and continuous exposure to sunlight.
• Use rug protectors under the legs of heavy furniture to avoid flattening piles.