ORIENTAL WEAVERS Rug - Blue

Wool rugs are naturally durable, resilient, soft, and provide excellent insulation and sound dampening. They are also naturally flame-resistant and can help improve indoor air quality.

To maintain the color, avoid placing the rug in direct, prolonged sunlight. Rotate the rug every few months to ensure even exposure and wear.

Wool rugs are generally durable and can withstand some pet activity. However, sharp claws can snag the fibers, and regular cleaning is recommended to manage pet hair and accidents.

Wool is a good insulator, and this rug can be used with underfloor heating. However, always check the specific recommendations for your underfloor heating system and consider using a compatible, thin rug pad.

Space-dyed yarn means that different colors are applied at intervals along the length of the yarn before weaving, creating subtle, blended color effects within the rug's pile.

Vacuum your wool rug regularly (1-2 times a week). For deeper cleaning, professional cleaning is recommended every 1-2 years or as needed, depending on foot traffic and use.

Ensure the rug is on a flat surface. Use a rug pad. Place heavy objects on corners or edges for a few days, or gently roll in the opposite direction.

Initial shedding is normal for new wool rugs. Vacuum regularly as instructed. Shedding should decrease over time.

Keep the rug out of direct, prolonged sunlight, which can cause fading. Rotate the rug periodically.

Blot spills immediately. For remaining stains, use a wool-safe cleaner and a damp cloth, testing in an inconspicuous area first. For stubborn stains, professional cleaning is advised.