Rug Care Instructions
Caring for Your ODIKA Rugs
Proper care and maintenance will help your rug maintain its beauty and extend its lifespan. Follow these guidelines to keep your investment looking its best for years to come.
Pro Tip: Different rug materials require different care methods. Always check the care label and when in doubt, consult with a professional cleaner.
Regular Cleaning
- Vacuum regularly to remove dirt and debris
- Use a gentle suction setting to avoid damage
- Rotate your rug periodically to ensure even wear
- Address spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth
Deep Cleaning
- Professional cleaning every 12-18 months
- Test any cleaning solution on a small, hidden area first
- For wool rugs, use only wool-safe cleaning products
- Allow to dry completely before placing back in room
Maintenance
- Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading
- Use rug pads to prevent slipping and extend life
- Trim loose threads with scissors, don't pull them
- Store flat or rolled (never folded) if not in use
What to Avoid
- Never use bleach or harsh chemicals
- Avoid excessive moisture or soaking
- Don't use beater bars on delicate fibers
- Avoid placing heavy furniture directly on the rug
Material-Specific Care
Wool
- Professional cleaning recommended
- Naturally stain resistant
- Blot spills, don't rub
- Avoid excessive moisture
Cotton
- Machine washable (small rugs)
- Use mild detergent
- Air dry flat
- Iron on low heat if needed
Synthetic
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Spot clean with mild soap
- Machine wash on gentle cycle
- Quick drying
Emergency Stain Removal
Liquid Spills
- 1. Blot immediately with clean cloth
- 2. Work from outside of stain inward
- 3. Use cold water to rinse
- 4. Dry completely
Solid Spills
- 1. Remove solid matter carefully
- 2. Vacuum remaining particles
- 3. Treat remaining stain as liquid spill
- 4. Professional cleaning if needed
Important
For valuable or delicate rugs, always consult a professional cleaner before attempting any stain removal yourself.