Vacuum Regularly
Regular light vacuuming is recommended with your vacuum on the lowest setting (without bristles or combs) A good quality vacuum cleaner is recommended to remove dust and dirt from a shag pile or high pile rug.  We suggest avoiding powerful vacuums or power heads as stiff bristles and strong suction can damage the pile. For everyday cleaning, a simple shake outside will remove excess dust, dirt and fluff. 
 
Clean Spills & Spot Immediately
The prompt removal of stains/soil marks is necessary to maintain your rugs appearance. If stains are not dealt with immediately they may become permanent and even a professional cleaner may be unable to help. Spills should be cleaned immediately. Never rub a spill, instead blot any liquids with a dry absorbent white cloth or white paper towel. Some stains may be cleaned with a mild detergent and lukewarm water. If the stain cannot be removed, like a paint, nail polish, shoe polish, seek specialist advice. Do not machine wash rugs.

For further protection of your new rug/s we recommend MicroSeal Protection. You can learn more about MircoSeal and purchase it here

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Sunlight & Fading 

Placing rugs in direct and continuous sunlight will cause them to fade. It is best to avoid placing a rug in direct sunlight if possible, and to regularly rotate your rug if sunlight is falling on one area of the rug. Fading will happen slowly over time, and this bleaching effect will permanently damage your rug. It occurs more obviously with darker coloured rugs and natural fibres.
 
Rotating your Rug 
Try to rotate your rug every 6-12 months to ensure even wear.
 
Furniture Markings
Be aware that some heavy furniture can mark and flatten the pile in rugs, causing irreversible damage. Some heavy or sharp edged