After a long search and putting many different samples next to each other, you've finally figured it out. You have chosen a beautiful and timeless sisal rug that fits perfectly into your interior. A sisal rug is made from the Agave plant and is a natural fiber. That is why you need to maintain the rug well so that it retains its natural shine. Below you'll find tips that tell you how best to maintain a sisal rug †
1. Vacuum regularly
A sisal rug is naturally hard and durable. As a result, dirt and food residues remain on the surface. Unlike a woolen rug, a sisal rug has no chance of fluff and therefore needs to be vacuumed less frequently. Yet it is important to clean up dirt immediately so that the fibers remain clean †
2. Avoid water and liquids
Because a sisal rug is a 100% natural fabric, it is not as water resistant as wool. If the rug comes into contact with liquid, it is possible that stains will remain. The message is quick to respond †
All sisal rugs therefore get an extra protective layer † As a result, water droplets remain on the surface like pearls and can be cleaned up quickly.
