A Wool rug adapts to your space. To preserve the natural quality of the wool, regular care is essential. With a few simple habits, your rug will not only stay beautiful, but will also become a familiar part of daily life—year after year.
1. Airing keeps your rug fresh
Wool is a natural material, with its own scent. Because sheep graze outdoors their entire lives, a new rug may sometimes have a slight odor. Hang your rug outside occasionally, preferably on a dry day and out of direct sunlight. Half an hour of airing works wonders for freshness.
2. Regular vacuuming prevents pilling
Wool fibers may shed a little at first. This is completely normal and not a sign of wear; it’s just the top layer. By vacuuming weekly (without a rotating brush), you keep the surface clean and even. Dirt also tends to stay on the fibers and doesn’t penetrate deeply, making vacuuming extra effective.
3. Rotate the rug 180 degrees
Sunlight and use can leave marks over time. Think of slight discoloration or furniture imprints. By rotating your rug 180 degrees every few years, you distribute wear and keep its appearance balanced. A small adjustment with a big impact on its lifespan.
4. Opt for professional cleaning
Sometimes a rug needs a thorough approach. Have it cleaned by a specialized company with experience in natural materials. This way, the quality is preserved without the risk of damage from harsh products or techniques.
A quality Wool rug is an investment in peace, warmth, and durability. Natural wool not only lasts longer, but also contributes to a healthier indoor climate. Choose consciously, care attentively, and enjoy a rug that adapts to your space.
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