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Due to the difference of monitor colors, some rug colors may vary slightly. We try to represent all rug colors as accurately as possible.
Due to the Handmade weaving technique used to make this item, the final dimensions of the rug may slightly vary.
To minimize shedding in a rug, especially in those made of natural fibers like wool, here are several steps you can take: 1. Regular Vacuuming: Vacuum your rug frequently using a vacuum cleaner suitable for your rug's material. This helps to remove loose fibers, dirt, and debris that can contribute to shedding. 2. Use a Rug Pad: Place a rug pad underneath your rug. Not only does this provide cushioning and prevent slipping, but it also reduces friction between the rug and the floor, which can help minimize shedding. 3. Rotate the Rug: Rotate your rug regularly to ensure even wear. This helps distribute any shedding more evenly across the surface of the rug. 4. Gentle Cleaning: Follow proper cleaning methods suitable for your rug's material. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive water, as they can damage the fibers and cause more shedding. Instead, consider using mild detergent solutions or seeking professional cleaning services. 5. Patience: Shedding is often most prominent in new rugs. Over time, the shedding typically diminishes as excess fibers work their way out. 6. Brushing or Shaking: Lightly brush or shake smaller rugs outdoors to remove loose fibers. Avoid vigorous shaking or beating, especially for delicate rugs, as this can damage the fibers. 7. Trim Loose Fibers: If you notice longer loose fibers sticking out, you can carefully trim them with scissors to prevent tangling and further shedding. Be cautious not to cut the rug's pile too close to avoid damaging it. Remember that shedding is a natural characteristic of many rugs, especially those made from wool or other natural fibers, and some amount of shedding should be expected, particularly in the initial stages. However, following these steps can help minimize excessive shedding and maintain the appearance and longevity of your rug.
