A beautifully crafted Persian Oriental rug can be a cherished piece in your home, adding elegance, warmth, and culture to any room. But sometimes, even the most meticulously maintained rugs can develop an unpleasant odor. If you’ve noticed a funky smell coming from your rug, you’re not alone. Here are five common reasons why your …
Is your area rug curling up at the corners? Whether it’s a brand-new rug or one that’s seen better days, knowing how to flatten those pesky corners can save you time and frustration. It’s completely normal for rugs to become curled, wrinkled, or misshapen over time. Here are 5 simple DIY methods to help restore …
Wool Persian and Oriental rugs are renowned for their timeless beauty, intricate craftsmanship, and lasting durability. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of elegance to your home or seeking a practical flooring solution that can stand the test of time, these rugs offer a perfect blend of luxury and functionality. If you are interested …
The fringe on your Persian or Oriental rug is a byproduct of the weaving process of rugs. This is a feature that many rug enthusiasts enjoy about their rugs. Persian rugs are known for their durability and beauty, making them a popular choice for homeowners. However, when the fringe starts to look dirty or dingy …
Winter is coming, and with it, snow speckled streets and mugs of flavorful hot cocoa. Even though this is a pretty magical time of year, there are a lot of seasonal factors that can adversely affect your rug. Snow slush can make its way into your home due to holiday foot traffic, leaving unsightly imprints …
Getting Your Persian or Oriental Rug Professional Cleaned: Should You Bring it to the Dry Cleaner? As beautiful as Persian and Oriental rugs are, they are just as delicate and prone to staining, fading, and sprouting. To keep your rug in its best condition, it is recommended to get it professionally cleaned every few years …
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Avoid Mold & Mildew: Best Tips to Dry Out Your Persian Rug After Flooding If you live in an area where you experienced heavy rainfall or recently experienced a large storm, your home may have fallen victim to flooding. Flooding is a danger to your home’s structure and can cause water damage to some of …
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Safely, Effectively, & Permanently Removing Mold from Carpets & Rugs It’s crucial to act fast when dealing with mold in your home to avoid negative health effects. Scrubbing hard surfaces like concrete and metal with a cleaning solution can effectively remove mold. However, removing mold from carpets or rugs is not as straightforward. In this …
The arrival of Springtime means plenty of outdoor activities are in store, from picnics in the park to playing catch in the backyard. But along with those sunny days comes a new set of cleaning challenges – especially if you have an Oriental or Persian rug! Dirt, grass, mud and paw prints can all leave …
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Persian rugs are handmade, unique, and truly a statement piece in any home. Persian rugs are made using high-quality wool fibers that should last for quite some time. Caring for your Persian rug regularly will improve the appearance of the rug and extend its lifespan. Follow these steps to get your Persian rug looking good …
It’s easy not to think about how clean your rug is until something is spilled on it that could leave a serious stain. After all, most of the time we are walking over them without a second thought. Because most of the time, our rugs get dirty so gradually and across the entire rug, it’s nearly …
Taking care of your Oriental rug is a very important part of owning one. Here are some tips to make sure your rug has a long life in your home! Regularly Rotate Your Rug Many people say to rotate your rugs every year or two years, but if you have an Oriental rug in a …
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