HOW CAN I STOP MY WOOL RUG FROM SHREDDING, IT IS ABOUT SIX MONTHS OLD AND IS STILL SHREDDING?
November 14th, 2009
| Tags: Six Months, WOOL RUG
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A new wool carpet may actually shed heavily for the first few months of use. Since the porous wool fibers are only connected on one end, it is easy for them to come loose, and they tend to ball up because of static. This typically lasts for a month or two (with regular traffic). Frequent vacuuming will help control the amount of loose fibers that are in the room.