Care and Cleaning
Everyday accidents happen, but that doesn’t mean your rug’s appearance has to suffer.
Quick Cleaning Tips
If you are uncertain about your ability to effectively clean the rug on your own, Feizy recommends you first consult a rug cleaning professional. Feizy accepts no liability for damages that a rug may incur during the cleaning process listed below.
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Act Fast
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BLOT Never Rub
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Clean From Edge to Center
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Do Not Soak
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Pat and Fan Dry
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Brush the Pile After Drying
Fast Fixes
Food and Beverage
Vacuum dry spills thoroughly. For wet spills, use 1/4 teaspoon of mild liquid detergent with a cup of water.
Red Wine
Pouring salt over spills on all dark liquids will absorb the liquid like a sponge.
Pet Messes
Use a vinegar solution, 1 cup white vinegar to 2 cups of water. Rinse with cold water and blot dry.
Paint, Oil and Grease
Use a clean cloth to absorb the liquid. Don't rub just blot. Next, call a professional cleaner to treat and remove the stain.
Methods on how to treat the spills
Oops! Things happen, but there's no need to worry. Take a look at the table below for effective methods on how to treat those unexpected rug stains and keep it looking its best.
Vacuuming
Vacuum Regularly...
The number one way to ensure rug integrity is vacuuming. Vacuuming regularly helps prevent dirt on the surface of the rug from filtering down into the pile where it can accumulate and cause increased wear. Vacuum once a week for light traffic, one to three times a week for moderate traffic, and daily for heavy or pet traffic. Occasionally, vacuum the back of the rug to remove the fine grit that may damage the foundation of the rug and remember to vacuum both sides of reversible rugs to prevent dirt from settling into the fibers.
...But Carefully
The number one way to ensure rug integrity is vacuuming. Vacuuming regularly helps prevent dirt on the surface of the rug from filtering down into the pile where it can accumulate and cause increased wear. Vacuum once a week for light traffic, one to three times a week for moderate traffic, and daily for heavy or pet traffic. Occasionally, vacuum the back of the rug to remove the fine grit that may damage the foundation of the rug and remember to vacuum both sides of reversible rugs to prevent dirt from settling into the fibers.