• Check label sewn onto the rug for recommended washing machine capacity for each rug.For this size, we recommend a minimum capacity of 9kg. 
• Do not use a washing machine with a center centrifuge / agitator, as it may damage the rug.
• To achieve the best result, vacuum the rug carefully before the washing.
• Wash separately at 30º, using a gentle cycle and a short program (max 30 min). Use a neutral detergent.
• Make sure you use a low spin cycle if the rug has braids or fringes.
• Do not bleach. Avoid using softener. Do not leave the wet rug in the washer, as colors may bleed.
• Tumble dry at low temperature.
• Do not dry clean

• When you unpack your rug, lay flat and allow the pile to condition at room temperature for 2-3 days, then brush or vacuum as normal to allow the pile to recover.
• We recommend regular vacuum cleaning using low-powered vacuum cleaner with high-pile setting, to prevent dust and crumbs from setting into the roots of the fiber. 
• Do not use floor robots or any rotating floor nozzles / beater bars, as these will damage the tufts.
• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight as it may result in color fading.
• Trim with scissors any pulled or loose threads to prevent further damage.
• Clean spots and absorb liquid spills immediately with a clean, absorptive cloth. Avoid scrubbing to prevent damage.
• Do not use chemicals as they could damage or fade the colors of your rug. 
• Never store your rug in an airtight plastic bag – use our practical cotton bag for storing.
• We recommend the use of the anti-slip underlay to keep your rug in place.

To have in mind

• This is a handcrafted piece, and slight variations in color and appearance may occur, being part of its uniqueness.
• Wool rugs will shed fibers when new and during use. This is not a defect, but a characteristic of the natural wool fiber used.