How to clean your product

Step 1
Vacuum both sides
Use low suction with the rotating brush turned off. Vacuum slowly to remove dust trapped between the braided fibres.
Step 2
Remove loose dust
If the rug is small enough, take it outside and gently shake it. Avoid vigorous beating, which can loosen the braids.
Step 3
Brush gently
Use a soft-bristled brush in the direction of the weave to loosen surface dirt. Don't scrub aggressively.
Step 4
Air it out
Leave the rug in a dry, well-ventilated area. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, especially if the colours may fade.

Can You Use Water?

For routine cleaning:
No water is needed.
For small dirty spots:
Test a hidden area first, then lightly blot with a barely damp white cloth. Do not soak the fibres.
For deep cleaning:
Check the care label or consult the manufacturer before using a wet-cleaning method. Cotton blends can also shrink or bleed colour.
Brush cleaning:
Use only a soft brush for gentle cleaning to remove dust and loose dirt without damaging the braided fibres.

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Step 1
Vacuum both sides
Use low suction with the rotating brush turned off. Vacuum slowly to remove dust trapped between the braided fibres.
Step 2
Remove loose dust
If the rug is small enough, take it outside and gently shake it. Avoid vigorous beating, which can loosen the braids.
Step 3
Brush gently
Use a soft-bristled brush in the direction of the weave to loosen surface dirt. Don't scrub aggressively.
Step 4
Air it out
Leave the rug in a dry, well-ventilated area. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, especially if the colours may fade.

For routine cleaning:
No water is needed.
For small dirty spots:
Test a hidden area first, then lightly blot with a barely damp white cloth. Do not soak the fibres.
For deep cleaning:
Check the care label or consult the manufacturer before using a wet-cleaning method. Cotton blends can also shrink or bleed colour.
Brush cleaning:
Use only a soft brush for gentle cleaning to remove dust and loose dirt without damaging the braided fibres.

Related policies

Step 1
Vacuum both sides
Use low suction with the rotating brush turned off. Vacuum slowly to remove dust trapped between the braided fibres.
Step 2
Remove loose dust
If the rug is small enough, take it outside and gently shake it. Avoid vigorous beating, which can loosen the braids.
Step 3
Brush gently
Use a soft-bristled brush in the direction of the weave to loosen surface dirt. Don't scrub aggressively.
Step 4
Air it out
Leave the rug in a dry, well-ventilated area. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, especially if the colours may fade.

For routine cleaning:
No water is needed.
For small dirty spots:
Test a hidden area first, then lightly blot with a barely damp white cloth. Do not soak the fibres.
For deep cleaning:
Check the care label or consult the manufacturer before using a wet-cleaning method. Cotton blends can also shrink or bleed colour.
Brush cleaning:
Use only a soft brush for gentle cleaning to remove dust and loose dirt without damaging the braided fibres.

Related policies