Rug Care

A beautifully made rug deserves thoughtful care. With regular upkeep and prompt attention to everyday wear, your rug can continue to bring comfort, texture, and refinement to your home.

Routine Care

Vacuum your rug on a regular basis to help remove surface dust and debris. Consistent care helps preserve the appearance of the fibers and supports the overall life of the rug.

For the most even wear, rotate your rug from time to time, especially in rooms that receive frequent foot traffic or direct light.

Handling Shedding and Loose Fibers

Some rugs, particularly those made with natural fibers, may shed loose fibers at first. This is a normal characteristic and should lessen with regular use and care.

If you notice a longer fiber or loose yarn, do not pull it. Carefully trim it with scissors so it sits level with the surrounding pile.

Cleaning Spills

Address spills as soon as possible. Blot the area gently with a clean, absorbent white cloth to lift as much moisture as you can.

Avoid rubbing, as this can push the spill deeper into the fibers and may affect the rug’s finish or texture.

Protecting the Rug’s Appearance

To help maintain color and overall condition, keep your rug out of prolonged direct sunlight whenever possible. In brighter spaces, rotating the rug periodically can help promote more even aging and wear.

When Deeper Cleaning Is Needed

For more thorough care, follow any product-specific guidance provided with your rug. When appropriate, professional rug cleaning may be the best way to address more substantial soil or refresh the piece over time.

Additional Care Notes

• Vacuum regularly to remove everyday dust and debris.
• Blot spills promptly with a clean white cloth.
• Do not pull loose fibers; trim them carefully instead.
• Rotate the rug periodically for more even wear.
• Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight.

With attentive care and a gentle approach, your MaisonCrest rug can remain a polished and welcoming part of your space for years to come.