Outdoor Safe Collection Hauteloom Non Shedding Material Due to its tight weaving, this rug is completely non-shedding, ensuring a clean and fuss-free environment. Suitable for High Traffic Area The rug is durable, stain-resistant, and stays in excellent condition for many years with proper maintenance. Rug Pad for Extra Cushion Consider using this low-pile rug pad to protect your flooring and add cushioning for enhanced comfort and longevity. Vacuuming When vacuuming a machine-made rug, use the highest setting to avoid excessive suction. Occasionally vacuum the rug's underside to remove trapped dirt. Rug Pads Hauteloom Felted Rug Pad Anti-Slip Gripper Pad Hauteloom Luxury Grip Rug Pad Material 100% Felt Material PU Glue Material 100% PVC Thickness 0.22" Thickness 0.16" Thickness 0.16" Hauteloom Marwood Outdoor Area Rug The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Hauteloom Imboden Outdoor Area Rug Hauteloom Manzanita Outdoor Area Rug The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Clean up spills promptly and avoid rubbing. Gently blot the stain with a clean white cloth. Use lukewarm water for wool rugs and avoid using water or liquid on Viscose and Tencel rugs. Rinse with clean water and use dry towels to absorb any remaining moisture. Use canister vacuums without beater bars or gentle brooms.Use the handheld attachment or turn off the beater bar for high-powered upright vacuums.Avoid vacuuming over the edges and fringes.If the rug is reversible, vacuum both sides and use the handheld attachment for the fringes. How to Remove Folds & Curls Your new area rug has arrived, but the corners are slightly curved due to packing. Do not worry! One option is to simply lay the rug out upside down for a couple of days to allow its fibers to relax and flatten naturally. If you can't wait to display your new floor art, place a heavy object, like a book or a piece of furniture, on each corner for a couple of days to smooth out the curves. Be careful not to trip over the objects, and soon your rug will be ready to impress visitors.