Quality and care

*Caution

Our rugs are made with 100% lambs wool and vegetable dyes. Wool is naturally stain-resistant and and non-absorbant, making it easy to care for. Our rugs contain more lanolin, a natural oil, than commercially processed wool rugs, which further protects against staining and foot traffic.

The wool is chosen for its strength and durability. The rugs shed much less than other types of high quality wool rugs because of the felted construction. Over time the rug will soften and the colors will brighten.

Daily care

Shake or sweep off surface dirt as needed.

Cleaning

Clean professionally or do it yourself. You can wash yourself by hosing down outside. Use a mild liquid soap and never clothing detergent as it could contain bleach. Remove excess water by rolling and standing upright. When most of the water is drained, lay flat. Dries quickly in the sun. If you choose to clean professionally, choose a reputable rug cleaner and request hand washing.

* Clean up spills immediately for best results

Small spills may be removed by blotting alone. Larger spills can be removed by blotting, wetting and repeating. Use a carpet cleaner of your choice or water. Test your solution for color-fastness by applying a small amount to the back of rug. Avoid rigorous scrubbing as this will set stain. Fans can aid in drying.

* Do not use vacuum with a beater brush (the spinning bristled brush). Do not machine wash.

You can use the hand-held upolstery extension or remove or raise the beater brush on upright.

Storing

Our rugs are not treated with any harmful chemicals to protect them from moths. Be careful when storing. Thoroughly clean your rug before storing. Brush both sides well. Place in a garment or thick plastic bag and tie knot tightly. Do not use moth balls with plastic. We do not recommend the use of moth balls as they contain toxic chemicals dangerous to animals and children.