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How To Clean Braided Rugs  by: Ashwini Maurya BRAIDED RUG CARE Braided Rugs are expensive and getting them cleaned professionally could be alot expensive.Below are some tips and care instruction which you can follow to take care of you raided rug.There are different kinds of braided rugs made of different materials example polypropylene or polyeter and wool.One should take proper care while vacuming or using chemicals to clean the rug. CLEANING Retain the beauty of these fine products by regular vacuuming using the hard surface attachment. Do not use the beater bar on your rug. Remove spots with any dry cleaning fluid. Periodic professional dry cleaning is recommended. Accessory products may be machine washed, cold water, laid flat to dry. MAINTENANCE If threads which hold the braids loosen or break simply sew together with a needle and strong thread. Trim, never pull loose ends. What may appear to be an irregularity in color or construction is actually part of the homespun look. Reverse for twice the wear.FLOOR PADDINGFloor padding is strongly recommended to prevent yarn color dye transfer and provide comfort, safety, and durability. CHARACTERISTICS Slight irregularities are inherent to all products. Minimal size, dye lot, and pattern repeat variations are to be expected from handcrafting. If you recently bought a braided rug please note that due to tight packing for shipment, rug may not lay flat; starting from the center, work wrinkles out with hands or pole. About The Author Ashwini Maurya For more information on Braided Rug, please visit NilimaRugs.com and click Care and Maintenance. Read More Articles from the "Home Improvement" Category: Garage Sale Checklist - a Guide To Hassle-Free Sales by George Grubetic How to Use a Fire Extinguisher by Jim Staller Bathroom Renovation Ideas – Preparation and Inspiration by Madonna Jeffries The Central Fireplace Difference by Daniel Gipe If You Think Mold and Mildew Hibernate During The Winter, Think Again! by Peter Chicarielli Obtaining The Best Energy Efficient Appliances For Your Home by Cathy Peterson Restaurant Furniture In Your Home by Bob Benson Installing A Dryer Vent by Timothy Mccraney Green Giant Arborvitae - Why It Is So Popular in PA by William J. Hirst 8 Tips On How To Collect Antique Oriental Rugs by John Murray << Back to "Home Improvement" Index

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