Care instructions for sisal

Sisal mats are extremely durable and intended for dry indoor use. Always store the mat rolled up with the right side facing outwards, so that Rug fits better on the floor and does not stretch at the bottom.

Vacuum and air the rug regularly. Use a smooth carpet nozzle when vacuuming. You can use an airing rack to SoftUse a brush to remove loose dust and debris from the mat. Dried stains can also be removed from the mat by gently brushing them. Avoid taking latex-based sisal mats outside in freezing temperatures to prevent the base from drying out and crumbling prematurely.

Sisal is sensitive to moisture and can shrink and curl when wet. Unbacked sisal in particular can react strongly when partially wet. Rug protective treatment can reduce warping and shrinkage Rug when wet. Also Rug Cleaning is easier when the surface repels water and dirt better.

We recommend having sisal professionally cleaned at a laundry. Small stains should be removed immediately. Remove loose dirt from the stained area with a blunt object, such as a shoe horn. Moisten Soft Use a sponge or microfiber cloth, press lightly, and wipe the stain inward so that it does not spread. Finally, wipe the stained area with a lint-free cloth (microfiber cloth) dampened with water. Usually, there is no need to rinse a small area. Be careful, because if Rug If it gets wet through to the bottom, it may buckle at the stain. You can also try removing the stain by gently brushing the surface. Softwith a brush or sponge. This usually works best on stains that have already dried.

Without sisal

Brief treatment instructions

• Vacuuming and regular ventilation keep Rug
  fresh
• Avoid using a floor polisher and robot vacuum cleaner
• Most Rugs are washable
• Clean stains while they are still fresh with a mild detergent solution.
  avoid rubbing
• For large and thick rugs, we recommend dry cleaning.