How to Clean a Jute Rug

Use a soft bristle brush and a dab of water to immediately clean spills on a jute carpet., Vacuum a jute rug twice a week to prevent dirt accumulating in the jute fibers., Use a dry-cleaning powder to clean a jute carpet., Scrape solid spills with a...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Use a soft bristle brush and a dab of water to immediately clean spills on a jute carpet.

    Once a spill is set, it may become a stain and become difficult to remove.
  2. Step 2: Vacuum a jute rug twice a week to prevent dirt accumulating in the jute fibers.

    Vacuum both sides of the rug as well as the floor underneath. , Sprinkle the dry-cleaning powder onto the carpet, and use a stiff bristle brush to clean the jute fibers.

    Shake out the rug or vacuum as needed.

    A dry-cleaning kit may be available at carpet stores or online that contains the dry-cleaning powder, a spot remover, and a brush. , Follow by vacuuming. , Avoid rubbing the spill.

    Club soda may be used to neutralize acidic spills such as red wine or tomato sauce. ,, Mix 1 part bleach to 6 parts water in a spray bottle.

    Test the mixture in an unseen spot on the rug.

    If discoloration occurs, dilute the spray and retest.

    Once the mixture is satisfactory, spray a little on the mildew, and work in with a soft brush.

    Rub with a dry cloth after 10 minutes. , This can minimize the jute fibers' absorbency and protect the rug from stains.

    This will allow you a little more time to get any spills cleaned up before they set into the rug. ,
  3. Step 3: Use a dry-cleaning powder to clean a jute carpet.

  4. Step 4: Scrape solid spills with a dull knife

  5. Step 5: and then brush with a stiff bristle brush.

  6. Step 6: Clean liquid spills on a jute rug by blotting.

  7. Step 7: Dry any wet spills immediately with a hair dryer or fan.

  8. Step 8: Remove mildew from a jute rug.

  9. Step 9: Treat jute rugs with a jute sealer.

  10. Step 10: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Once a spill is set, it may become a stain and become difficult to remove.

Vacuum both sides of the rug as well as the floor underneath. , Sprinkle the dry-cleaning powder onto the carpet, and use a stiff bristle brush to clean the jute fibers.

Shake out the rug or vacuum as needed.

A dry-cleaning kit may be available at carpet stores or online that contains the dry-cleaning powder, a spot remover, and a brush. , Follow by vacuuming. , Avoid rubbing the spill.

Club soda may be used to neutralize acidic spills such as red wine or tomato sauce. ,, Mix 1 part bleach to 6 parts water in a spray bottle.

Test the mixture in an unseen spot on the rug.

If discoloration occurs, dilute the spray and retest.

Once the mixture is satisfactory, spray a little on the mildew, and work in with a soft brush.

Rub with a dry cloth after 10 minutes. , This can minimize the jute fibers' absorbency and protect the rug from stains.

This will allow you a little more time to get any spills cleaned up before they set into the rug. ,

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