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How To Clean A Wool Rug

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Surprisingly enough, cleaning a wool rug is a lot easier
than most people think. By following these simple steps you
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How To Clean A Wool Rug
Copyright (c) 2009 Alycia Hartzell
Domestic Modern
http://www.domesticmodern.com/



Surprisingly enough, cleaning a wool rug is a lot easier than
most people think. By following these simple steps you will be
able to clean your wool rug and save the money you would normally
spend to have it professionally cleaned.

You will need a vacuum, a bucket, mild detergent, and clean rags
or sponges. Start by thoroughly vacuuming your rug to pick up any
loose debris, making the cleaning process that much more
effective.

Next, take your rug outside and shake it vigorously. This will
further remove loose debris and dust that the vacuum was not able
to get. After you have sufficiently removed the loose debris,
check your rug for stains. If there are stains, spot clean those
areas first with a clean white rag and a carpet stain remover. It
is important that you blot, not scrub, the stained areas. Often
people are hesitant to use traditional carpet stain removers for
fear that they made fade the rug’s color. You can avoid this by
using a homemade solution of one or two teaspoons of mild
detergent and a teaspoon of white vinegar in a small bucket of
warm water to remove the stains.

After you have blotted any stains, wet your rug using a normal
garden hose and cold water. Then mix some mild detergent with
cold water in a bucket and use this solution to wipe down your
rug with a clean rag or sponge. Be sure to focus extra attention
on some of the dirtier areas of the rug as well as any stains
that you may have missed the first time around. It is important
to note that when cleaning your rug you should gently wipe, and
not scrub, as this can destroy the pile and wear down the wool.
When you have finished wiping down your rug, rinse it with the
hose.

After you have finished washing your rug, dry it immediately. It
is important not to let it stay wet for too long as the moisture
could cause some bacterial growth. To dry it, lay out some large
towels on the rug, and roll the rug up around the towels. The
water from the rug will be absorbed by the towels. Using a
wet/dry vacuum is also a good way to remove excess water.

It is recommended that you clean your wool rugs every 12 to 18
months. Just as important, vacuum regularly and treat stains
immediately to keep your wool rugs in good shape for years to
come.






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Alycia Hartzell is a seasoned design professional with experience
in both residential and commercial interior design.  She writes 
for Domestic Modern - a leading retailer of modern rugs and 
contemporary rugs. Learn more at: http://www.domesticmodern.com/


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