Thus, you are the proud owner of wicker rugs, and you really feel to show them to your friends and guests who frequent your home.
In fact, even when no one should come to a sumptuous dinner in the evening, you still distribute it, because you really love them.
In fact, you are so attached to them that if they do not spread, you do not think that the house really becomes a house!
Well, I have nothing against your love for woven rugs. Indeed, they emit the charm and grace of the old world, and some of the modern
the design is so attractive that an ordinary room turns into a luxurious royal suite at the moment when you gently lay them on the floor.
Some of these carpets become the focus of attraction throughout the room, especially if they are products of Thorndike Mills or Colonial
Country, just to name a few. And to be honest, you spent a decent amount of money on them, so why don't you like them
the full amount?
Thus, these carpets are distributed in the porch, perhaps in the courtyard or even in the kitchen and, of course, in the dining room, and that large
the wool mat you bought after so many visits to various websites and retail stores is majestically right in the middle
living room, right? Well, I may not hurry! During the winter, the wool rug actually goes to the bedroom to give you this.
cozy and cozy feeling and good night.
So far, so good! But you must understand what I am hinting about. All these carpets need to be cleaned regularly so that they actually improve.
the atmosphere of the room.
Cleaning wicker mats
Let's first discuss the details of cleaning the wool rug.
You begin by carefully evacuating both sides of the carpet. Then place it on a large sheet of plastic to protect the bottom floor. Use
a carpet cleaning machine that sends jets of water and then sucks it up. I would like to add a word of caution here. Do not use carpet cleaners.
which have rotating brushes. They will destroy your carpet. To clean both sides of the mat, use a mild cleaner for the mat and warm water. Keep using warm
water until complete removal of soap. Then drink as much water as you can.
Then leave the carpet to dry on the plastic. You may have to turn it over quite a few times to make sure it is completely dry.
Remember, a wet wool carpet is as heavy as an elephant! Never try to handle it alone.
Ensure that the carpet served fully; otherwise he will begin to give out a sour smell! Also you need to be careful that the carpet keeps
the form. Therefore, keep it on the plastic for as long as required, and after you are absolutely sure that it has really dried,
robust air railings on both sides. Very soon you will return to the shiny carpet that you originally bought at home with
supermarket!
You should follow similar steps when cleaning cotton-based carpets, but you may need to use more water, as dirt and dirt tend to stick more
hard cotton than wool.
