WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN A WOOL RUG?
September 14th, 2009
| Tags: Colors, Modern Style, WOOL RUG, X9
The carpet is modern-style 6′x9′ with most colors. It is in all flattering unwashed all over as good as a little spots. Can it be finished during home or should we have it finished professionally?
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For the most part, small to medium-sized wool rugs can be washed at home. In order to wash your rug at home, begin by spot cleaning any stains with an appropriate stain remover. It’s best if you test the cleaner on a small section of rug first. Be sure to use cleaning products that will not damage the integrity of the rug. Take the rug outside on a paved area, like a patio, and wet it down with a hose. Add about two capfuls of a mild detergent in a bucket of water and mix up the suds in the bucket. Wipe up your rug using a clean sponge, rinse the suds away, and roll up the rug in dry towels to soak up excess water. Another option is using a Wet/Dry vacuum to suck up the dirty water out of the rug faster. Once the water has been drained, lay the rug flat to dry, but don’t let it sit in the sun for a long period of time—it can cause the color to fade or the rug to shrink