Wring Out Water and Air Dry Rug — Dry the Rug
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How to Clean Wool Rugs and Treads Naturally · Step 7 of 8
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Once the rug is thoroughly rinsed, wring out as much excess water as you can. This can be achieved by carefully rolling the rug tightly or by pressing the water out. Then, hang the rug over your outdoor cleaning station setup (benches, sturdy wall, or a clothesline) in an area with good air circulation and, if suitable for the rug material, direct sunlight. Allow the rug to air dry completely. This drying process can take a couple of days, depending on the rug's thickness, material, and environmental conditions. Ensuring it is fully dry is essential to prevent mildew and unpleasant odors.
Wring Out Water and Air Dry Rug — Dry the Rug
Part of project
How to Clean Wool Rugs and Treads Naturally · Step 7 of 8
In this video
Once the rug is thoroughly rinsed, wring out as much excess water as you can. This can be achieved by carefully rolling the rug tightly or by pressing the water out. Then, hang the rug over your outdoor cleaning station setup (benches, sturdy wall, or a clothesline) in an area with good air circulation and, if suitable for the rug material, direct sunlight. Allow the rug to air dry completely. This drying process can take a couple of days, depending on the rug's thickness, material, and environmental conditions. Ensuring it is fully dry is essential to prevent mildew and unpleasant odors.