For large rugs, take them outside, shake them out, and beat them to remove excess dirt.
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Check your rug's labels to be sure that it can be safely cleaned in your washing machine.
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When vacuuming a rug, start from the center with gentle suction.Then, work your way toward the edges.
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After checking if your rug can be washed, shake it out outside. Wash it with mild detergent, and tumble dry it on low.
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To save yourself time & frustration, call Chem-Dry to have your rugs professionally cleaned.
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Basic Rug Care

Rugs deserve regular care and may require special attention.

  • Washing rugs: If your rug is small and has a “machine washable” label, shake the rug outside first. Then wash it according to the label instructions using the recommended water temperature and detergent. Tumble dry on low if allowed by the care label.
  • Beating larger rugs: If your larger rug is easy to lift, shake it outside first, then place it over a clothesline and gently beat it with a broom handle. Next, take the rug inside and vacuum it. If the label says “dry clean only,” shake it, roll it up, and contact a professional rug cleaner. You can also ask Chem-Dry by Rhein about area rug cleaning options.
  • Vacuuming area rugs: Area rugs with fringe require a careful technique. Starting from the center of the rug, use gentle suction and vacuum toward the fringe, being careful not to catch the strands in the beater bar. Lift the rug edge to vacuum beneath the fringe.
  • Caring for Oriental, Turkish, or Persian rugs: Clean imported rugs according to the manufacturer’s care instructions, or contact a professional cleaning service for guidance. Be gentle with fringe and delicate materials. Call Chem-Dry by Rhein at (239) 353-4246 to learn more about area rug cleaning services.

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