How to protect your rugs from these enemies?

1. How to protect your rugs from these enemies? Prevent is always better than cure when it comes to rugs they need special attention. So in this post, we are going to discuss how to protect your floor rug from their enemies. •Moisture and Water Moisture and water is the damaging enemy of the rug, whether they are cotton, wool, and silk or goat hair. To avoid mould or mildew a rug needs to be entirely and thoroughly drip and air dried if it washes with water, then there is moisture remains. That is why our Rug World team recommend DRY CLEANING instead of wet. Copyright © 2020 Rugs Direct.

2. •Paint Spills and Chemical Treatments Spilt paint is the worst situations your floor rug can face. It happens most of the time, or sometimes it can become tough to resolve without any professional help. Use a piece of plastic, try to scrape up as much as you can, and then with a paper towel, white cloth, soak up it possible without rubbing. If the paint is water-soluble, use a small amount of club soda and blot. Repeat the same process as much as you can. Don’t use soap, bleach or any other cleaning liquids. If the stain is healthy, you may need to consult a professional. •Ultraviolet Light Mainly rugs are made with cheap, synthetic dyes can sometimes do both. And the old artificial colours mostly fade dramatically, and some of them will change. If you get hard, prolonged sunshine throughout the windows. In that case, it is possible to reduce the strength of the ultraviolet (UV) rays which do the damage. On the other hand, you can apply a UV reduction film or replacing the glass with UV protective panels. •Insects Insects like moths and carpet beetles are the enemies of rugs. If you see insect flying around the room, they may have come in from the outdoors or a hurdle somewhere in the home, in which case checks your drawers and closets. Carpet mats beetles are small, dark, reddish-brown or blackish insects that also develop from fibre and wool-eating larvae. They see the insects are kind of like visiting smoke. The insects and beetles don’t do the actual damage, but their larvae do. They lay the eggs on all sorts of natural fibres, like wool, silk, fur, feathers, or even leather. The hungry larvae which hatch from the eggs can do considerable damage. Copyright © 2020 Rugs Direct.

3. Mainly if there is something that previously spilt onto the rug like a sweet drink or milk product that was not adequately clean up. Other places that are permeable to insects are areas under furniture, where it is dark and undisturbed, not walked-on and rarely vacuumed. The damage occurs silently in these unseen areas but can move quickly. Mostly this damage is repairable, but it is extensive, repairs may be cost-prohibitive compared to the value of the rug. Hope you will keep these points in your mind while buying the rugs. So if you are looking for buying rugs, Rugs NZ has various Designer Rug for you. You can also buy Round Rug you can choose from our Rugs Christchurch shop or even you can buy online from our website. CONTACT US Address: 6D Link Drive (Next to the ANZ Bank), Wairau Park, North Shore, Auckland 0627 Phone No: 0800 557373 Email ID: info@rugsdirect.co.nz Website: www.rugdirect.co.nz Copyright © 2020 Rugs Direct.