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Step 7 · Dry the Rug

Lay the rug flat in an area with good air circulation. Elevating the rug on blocks or a drying rack can help air circulate underneath, speeding up the drying process and preventing mildew. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the wool's colors, and excessive heat, which can damage the fibers. If drying indoors, use fans to increase air movement. Flip the rug periodically to ensure both sides dry evenly. The rug must be completely dry before being placed back in its intended location to prevent mold and mildew.

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Step 7 · Dry the Rug

Lay the rug flat in an area with good air circulation. Elevating the rug on blocks or a drying rack can help air circulate underneath, speeding up the drying process and preventing mildew. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the wool's colors, and excessive heat, which can damage the fibers. If drying indoors, use fans to increase air movement. Flip the rug periodically to ensure both sides dry evenly. The rug must be completely dry before being placed back in its intended location to prevent mold and mildew.

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How to Clean Wool Rugs and Treads Naturally

Step 7 of 8·24.2 hr left

Initial Vacuuming
15 minutes4 items
Spot Treatment for Stains
20 minutes3 items
Prepare Gentle Cleaning Solution
5 minutes2 items
Apply Cleaning Solution and Agitate
30 minutes2 items
Rinse the Rug
30 minutes2 items
Extract Excess Moisture
25 minutes2 items
7
Dry the Rug
1440 minutes3 items
8
Final Vacuuming and Grooming
10 minutes2 items
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