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NEW ZEALAND WOOL is dirt and stain resistant and will look great for a long time just by vacuuming regularly

  • Use only cold water when cleaning wool to avoid shrinkage
  • If spill occurs, blot immediately, then clean up with mild soap and cold water
  • Do not use oxygen cleaners on your wool rug
  • Use salt to soak up liquid spills (i.e. red wine) and then vacuum

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BAMBOO SILK

  • Avoid scrubbing your rug when you are cleaning. Instead start with a damp towel and blot the area with the spill or stain.
  • Use a hair dryer on cool setting to dry wet areas
  • If the stain is stubborn then use a soft hand brush and gently stroke in the direction of the pile while blotting every few strokes.
  • Try not to go in a circular motion
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COCOON SILK rugs will look great for years to come with proper care and regular vacuuming

  • Never saturate or soak silk rug with water- this will damage the silk fibres, and potentially your floors
  • Use only cold water if necessary to avoid shrinkage
  • If spills occur blot immediately then spot clean with mild soap and cold water
  • Do not use oxygen cleaners on your silk fibres
  • For best results, periodic professional cleaning is recommended and encouraged to protect silk fibres
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HANDSPUN JUTE is highly absorbent and need to be cleaned regularly to keep them looking good long term

  • Vacuum regularly to keep dirt from getting trapped in fibres
  • DO NOT steam clean or wet, as natural fibres are highly absorbent and may cause shrinkage
  • Suction cleaning or dry extraction cleaning is recommended
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MACHINE MADE POLYPROPYLENE

  • Dampen the area with a wet sponge, using as little liquid as possible. Blot with a cloth, then sandwich the stain between two towels and stand on top briefly to remove excess water.
  • Use dishwashing detergent to cut through any greasy marks.
  • Lift more stubborn stains with baking soda and white vinegar. Sprinkle a little baking soda on the stain and use a cloth dipped in white vinegar to dab and clean.
  • Can be steam cleaned
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RECYCLED BOTTLE PET

  • Shake rug out to remove superficial dirt and dust. 
  • Spot clean carpet stains by blotting with a sponge. Do not scrub or rub as this will only force the stain deeper into the rug.
  • Do not steam clean

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PREMIUM LINEN is three times stronger than cotton and is porous, meaning that it naturally repels heat and moisture and has natural anti-bacterial properties.

  • To spot clean use a light-coloured cloth and be careful not to rub. Most linen rugs will come clean simply using water and cloth.
  • For stubborn stains sprinkle baking soda on the stain and add a few drops at a time of vinegar. Blot the stain with a paper towel to soak up the moisture.

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UPCYCLED SARI SILK

  • Avoid scrubbing your rug when you are cleaning. Instead start with a damp towel and blot the area with the spill or stain.
  • Use a hair dryer on cool setting to dry wet areas
  • If the fibers are hard use a soft hand brush and gently stroke in the direction of the pile to soften