Rug

To clean an outdoor rug, first vacuum or sweep away loose dirt. Mix equal parts dish soap and warm water in a bucket. Spray the solution on the rug. Scrub with a brush, then rinse with a hose. Let it dry completely. For stains, sprinkle baking soda, spray with white vinegar, and scrub well before … Read more

To clean an outdoor area rug, mix liquid dish soap with warm water in a bucket to create a sudsy solution. Use a soft bristle cleaning brush to scrub the rug gently, focusing on grease stains. Apply light pressure to protect the rug fibers. Rinse the rug thoroughly and let it air dry. To clean … Read more

To clean an oriental rug without removing it, mix ¼ cup of mild detergent with a bucket of room temperature water. Use a clean sponge dipped in the solution to gently wipe the rug’s surface in a grid pattern. Rinse the sponge often to avoid leaving any residue. Allow the rug to air dry completely … Read more

To clean dog urine from an oriental rug, mix equal parts of white vinegar and cool water if you don’t have club soda. Use a sponge to dampen the stained area. Then, blot with a clean cotton towel to absorb the stain. Repeat this blotting technique as needed for effective cleaning. Once you have blotted … Read more

To clean cat urine from an oriental rug, quickly blot the fresh urine stains with paper towels to absorb the liquid. Mix one part vinegar with two parts water and apply it to the stain. Let it sit for a few minutes, then blot again until the stain and odor are eliminated. This gentle cleaning … Read more

To remove stains from a Persian rug, start by removing excess moisture or debris. Blot any liquid stains, such as urine or wine, with a clean towel. Mix mild detergent with water. Use a clean sponge to lightly blot the stained area with this solution. Repeat until the stain is gone, cleaning the sponge often. … Read more

To clean an old wool rug, first vacuum both sides thoroughly to remove dust. Mix a wool-safe cleaner like Woolite with cool water at a pH of 5.5. Gently scrub the rug, then rinse with a damp cloth. For odors, sprinkle baking soda or use white vinegar. Avoid hot water and harsh detergents to protect … Read more

To clean an Indian wool rug, mix cool water with one or two tablespoons of mild detergent. Use a sponge to gently scrub one end of the rug and move across. Rinse the sponge frequently. Do not soak the rug. Allow it to dry flat to maintain its shape and texture. Always follow safety precautions … Read more

To clean an Indian hand-woven rug, mix mild detergent with cold water. Use a soft brush or sponge for gentle scrubbing in the rug’s nap direction. Rinse with clean water and blot with a damp cloth. Avoid vigorous scrubbing. Let it air dry completely. Regular vacuuming helps maintain its beauty and fibers. If the test … Read more

To clean an expensive real wool rug, start by vacuuming it well. Mix a mild detergent safe for wool with cool water. Use a soft brush to apply this mixture into the fibers gently. Blot the rug with a clean, damp cloth to lift dirt. Avoid overwetting the rug, and let it air dry completely … Read more