Vacuum regularly without a vacuum brush. Any harsh bristles might destroy the soft fibres. When cleaning, test a small area in the corner first to confirm the colour of the cloth doesn’t transfer onto the rug.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

Best placed in indirect sunlight to help maintain its life and keep it fresh.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

We recommend regular vacuuming.
For any solid stains, scrape away as much debris as possible before blotting with water and a clean cloth. Vacuum afterwards.

For a deeper clean, on a dry day, you can take your rug outside. Mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution, and use a soft scrubbing brush to clean the rug. Then thoroughly sponge the area with water to remove all traces of soap. Once complete, hang the rug outside until it is completely dry. Ensure that there is sufficient airflow whilst it is drying. Do not lay your rug back down if there is still dampness.

Never hose or drench your jute rug, and keep it away from high-moisture areas such as the bathroom or laundry.

If spillages occur, immediately use a clean cloth to blot the excess liquid away. Jute is highly absorbent, so it may be difficult to remove a stain if a spillage does happen.

If spillages occur, immediately use a clean cloth to blot the excess liquid away. Jute is highly absorbent, so it may be difficult to remove a stain if a spillage does happen.

Regular, gentle vacuuming is important to reduce wearing of the rug from soil and grit. We also recommend a head with no brush/bristles to avoid damaging the rug.

To spot-clean any stains that may occur, gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

Rotating your rug every few months will ensure even wear.

We advise they not be kept directly in the elements.

For a deeper clean, on a dry day, you can take your rug outside. Mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution, and use a soft scrubbing brush to clean the rug. Then thoroughly sponge the area with water to remove all traces of soap. Once complete, hang the rug outside until it is completely dry. Ensure that there is sufficient airflow whilst it is drying. Do not lay your rug back down if there is still dampness.

PET fibres have a low affinity to water, which makes them water-repelling. Therefore our PET rugs are suitable to be used outdoors under covered areas. PET is not water resistant, and being left in the elements could cause damage to the rug.

Regular, gentle vacuuming is important to reduce wearing of the rug from soil and grit. We also recommend a head with no brush/bristles to avoid damaging the rug.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

Rotating your rug every few months will ensure even wear.

Vacuum regularly without a vacuum brush, any harsh bristles might destroy the soft fibres.

Our polyester washable rug fibres have been engineered to be stain-resistant. This means that any stains, mess or liquids won’t absorb into the rug straightaway. If quick action is taken, you’ll be able to blot and soak up the spill with a clean cloth or paper towel. For a deeper clean, throw your rug into the washing machine, or give the area a thorough handwash and your rug will be as good as new!

Once you’ve washed your rug, shake it out to re-fluff the fibres, and hang it outside to drip dry in indirect sun. Do not tumble dry.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

Vacuum regularly without a vacuum brush. Any harsh bristles might destroy the soft fibres. When cleaning, test a small area in the corner first to confirm the colour of the cloth doesn’t transfer onto the rug.

For a deeper clean, on a dry day, you can take your rug outside. Mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution, and use a soft scrubbing brush to clean the rug. Then thoroughly sponge the area with water to remove all traces of soap. Once complete, hang the rug outside until it is completely dry. Ensure that there is sufficient airflow whilst it is drying. Do not lay your rug back down if there is still dampness.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

We recommend regular vacuuming. For any solid stains, scrape away as much debris as possible before blotting with water and a clean cloth. Vacuum afterwards.

For a deeper clean, on a dry day, you can take your rug outside. Mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution, and use a soft scrubbing brush to clean the rug. Then thoroughly sponge the area with water to remove all traces of soap. Once complete, hang the rug outside until it is completely dry. Ensure that there is sufficient airflow whilst it is drying. Do not lay your rug back down if there is still dampness.

Natural shedding can be expected and is normal. Vacuum regularly 1-3 times a week on a gentle and low setting, so that you’re not breaking or pulling at any of the wool fibres.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

An underlay to go under your rug will extend its life by preventing a build up of dirt/dust underneath, ensuring it doesn’t penetrate the underside.

Gently blot with water using a clean cloth or paper towel. If required, mix a small amount of mild detergent with water to make a diluted cleaning solution. Then use your clean cloth or paper towel to gently blot the area further. Do not apply any harsh cleaning solutions directly onto the rug. Avoid any rubbing actions, as this can rub the stain further into the fibres.

Wool/polyester rugs shed less than 100% wool rugs. However, natural shedding can still be expected and is normal. Vacuum regularly 1-3 times a week on a gentle and low setting, so that you’re not breaking or pulling at any of the fibres.