Cleaning area rugs

A cheap and effective way to clean wool and polypropylene area rugs yourself.

How I Clean Area Rugs and What I've Learned - CREATIVE CAIN CABIN

Deep cleaning your area rugs not only makes them look and smell fresh, it protects them from wear. Dirt and grit trapped in the rug actually wears down the fibers from within. While professional deep cleaning is ideal, you can also clean and maintain your area rugs yourself. Small area rugs are the easiest to clean, but even large rugs can be cleaned at home. Be sure to check the care instructions on the rug’s tag for specific recommendations. Then follow this cleaning guide.

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Revitalize your space with our expert guide on cleaning area rugs using a carpet cleaner. Say goodbye to stubborn stains and dirt, and hello to a refreshed and inviting rug. Explore now for step-by-step instructions to maintain the beauty and longevity of your favorite floor covering.

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