cleaning rugs
Thu, 03/18/2010 - 11:04 — jessicas
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I'm new to this and very excited to have some rag rugs in my house! But I keep hearing a voice in the back of my head..."how am I going to clean this rug?" How do you all clean your rugs when they become soiled?
thanks!
Jessica
Jessica, I have a rag run in
Jessica, I have a rag run in front of my kitchen sink and when it is time for a washing I throw it in my machine on gentle and hang to dry. It looks exactly like it did the day I finished. Hope this helps.
By the way, since I use mostly previously loved items (sheets etc...) they have washed many times. When I do use newer fabrics I am sure to prewash before cutting.
If I make a large rug...can I
If I make a large rug...can I vacumn it?
Of course you can vacuum it!!
Of course you can vacuum it!! They are quite resilient.
It is an useful post on rugs.
It is an useful post on rugs. Well done!
You can clean by vacuum also.
You can clean by vacuum also. If you are seeking for good result then have a look at this, it's little bit time consuming but surely give you effective result.
sisal rugs
i have blue prints here for a
i have blue prints here for a DIY rug beater, would cost me about $500 aus to make it, but little motivation at the moment
To know more about home decor visit this site :- www.rugsandblinds.com
Jessica, Many people do not
Jessica,
Many people do not know this but most rugs, especially natural sisal rugs, can be dry cleaned. The process works quite well in penetrating the fibers. You can remove tough stains this way.
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