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Which Rugs Are Easy To Clean | Designer Floor Carpets Perth

Rugs can enhance the beauty of your living space along keeping rug into your living space, cleaning of rug is also important so before installing rug into your home or office you need to know which type of rugs are easy to clean. Have a look in this ppt document and you will know about this topic clearly.

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Which Rugs Are Easy To Clean | Designer Floor Carpets Perth

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  1. Which Types Of Rugs Are Easiest To Clean?

  2. Wool Rug Cleaning Wool is a very durable material for rugs. Since the fibers are coil-shaped, wool rugs tend to keep their shape even if they are exposed to heavy foot traffic. Wool naturally repels stains, so it’s the type of rug easier to keep clean than many other rug materials. The main downside of wool rugs is that they tend to shed, especially when they’re brand new. It’s best to regularly vacuum your wool rug to get rid of loose fibers. However, avoid using a beater bar vacuum or vacuuming more than once a week. This can be too harsh and cause your rug to shed more. PAGE 01

  3. Cotton Rug Cleaning Cotton rugs are often even easier to clean than wool rugs. If your cotton rug is small enough, you can clean it by simply throwing it in the washing machine. The dryer might be a bit too much, though. The downside of cotton is that it’s less durable than wool or polypropylene, another common rug material. Nevertheless, a cotton rug can last for many years as long as you take care of it. PAGE 02

  4. Polypropylene Rug Cleaning Polypropylene, also called olefin, is known for being particularly durable and easy to clean. This common synthetic material is water and stain-resistant, so it is often used in outdoor and entryway rugs. To keep your polypropylene rug clean, vacuum regularly and clean stains as needed. Your rug will stay soft and sturdy as long as you perform this basic maintenance. PAGE 03

  5. Seagrass Rug Cleaning Seagrass is another durable and easy-to-clean material from nature. Seagrass fibers are stain-resistant and can work well in moderately humid environments. However, you should never soak a seagrass rug if you want it to maintain its integrity. Like most of the rug materials on this list, seagrass can be cleaned with a light vacuuming and gentle spot cleaning as needed. PAGE 04

  6. Jute Rug Cleaning Jute is another rug material that can be easy to clean depending on your circumstances. To keep your jute rug clean, blot any spills with a baking soda solution. Avoid using any more water than necessary. Like cotton, jute is very durable with strong natural fibers. However, a jute rug may not be the best option in the Pacific Northwest. The material can easily grow mildew and mold if you aren’t careful to keep it completely dry. PAGE 05

  7. Nylon Rug Cleaning Nylon is a manufactured rug material that resists dirt and can be easily cleaned. Nylon rug cleaning involves nothing more than a light vacuum every week or two. The main downside to this material is that dyed nylon rugs tend to fade over time. In addition, nylon rugs without stain protection may become easily stained. Nylon is a great material for people who want an easy-to-clean, brightly colored rug for now and anticipate changing their décor later on. PAGE 06

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