RUGGEDr u g s & c a r p e t s

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DELHI | BHADOHI | KOLKATA

Welcome to the World ofRUGGED CARPETS.

Thank you for investing in a Beautiful Hand Crafted

Artistic masterpiece specially made for you.

We would like to advice you some basics on your

beautiful Hand Made Rug and also advice you on

how to take special care of it to make it last for years

and years to come.

BASICS

SHEDDING

You may experience shedding with a new rug – the amount and

duration of shedding is different from rug type to rug type.

Tufted-rugs have more potential to shed than others due to the

type of construction, but the amount of shedding will lessen

over time and after a few months the shedding should stop.

With usage, as the top layers of pile break, (in most cases wool),

the pile looks shinier and smoother, and with light exposure the

colors look more harmoniousIn fact, with proper use, hand-

made rugs generally become more valuable.

ROTATE YOUR RUG AND SUNLIGHT

Rotating your carpet (area rug) one or two times per year is

helpful in keeping heavy traffic marks to a minimum. Sunlight

ensures that your Beautiful Rug is saved from insects. Putting

your Rug in the Sun will help your Rug remain cleaner and

Healthier.The sunlight also kills small insects which might have

penetrated in.Also Soft cups can be placed under furniture legs

to prevent permanent dents in the pile. When you move

furnishings, try to follow direction of the pile.

VACUUMING

As a part of regular maintenance and to keep dust mites from

settling in, vacuum at least 3-4 times per month. Avoiding using

beater bars as they are very hard on your rugs. . Vacuuming in

the direction of the pile will help to prevent additional dirt and

dust from settling farther into the pile. Vacuuming against the

direction of the pile or sideways will brush and lift the pile. We

recommend that you vacuum in at least two directions, starting

with moving in the direction of the pile. Limit how often you

vacuum the fringe, particularly if your vacuum has a brush or

beater bar. When needed, use suction only.

BEATING AND VACUUMING THE BACK OF YOUR RUG

In addition to regularly vacuuming the face of your rug, every

six to twelve months it is advisable to vacuum the back of the

rug. This process can most easily be achieved by folding the rug

in half, vacuuming and beating the back, returning the area

rug to its original position to vacuum the face and repeating this

process for the other half.

PROFESSIONAL CLEANING

It is recommended that you have your rugs professionally

cleaned every two to three years or as necessary. If you have a

spill or a pet stain that is difficult to remove, get the rug treated

by a professional as soon as possible. In most cases professional

cleaning will help. Professional cleaning will also help keep your

rug healthy and lustrous

We enclose a Booklet to help you take care of stains spills and

any other unwanted nastiness on the Rug.

Enjoy your Rug

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A STEP BY STEP CLEANING GUIDE STAIN CHECKLIST AND TREATMENT HOW TO TREAT STAINS

When spills occur, it is important that they are cleaned up immediately!

Here is a guide to help make your job easier.

Step 1 – Scoop up solids with a knife or spoon.

Step 2 – Blot up liquids by applying pressure with white paper towels or tissues.

Step 3 – Determine the method of stain removal from the chart.

Step 4 – Before treating the stain, test the treatments on an inconspicuous part of the carpet for possible colour change.

Step 5 – With blotting or dabbing motion, work inwards from the edge of the stain to prevent it spreading.

Step 6 – Do not rub the carpet pile during the stain removal or rinsing stages.

Step 7 – When attempting to remove stains, ensure that the carpet is dry before proceeding to the next step of the treatment.

s tep 8 – Rinse by applying clear, tepid tap water using a clean cloth or sponge.

Step 9 – Once the stain has been removed, blot up moisture by applying pressure with white paper towels or tissues.

Step 10 – Do not walk on the carpet until dry.

TYPE OF STAIN ORDER OF TREATMENT

1ST 2ND 3RD

BEER 1

BEETROOT 1

BLEACH 1

BLOOD 10 6

BURN OR SCORCH MARK 5

BUTTER 2 1

CANDLE WAX 3

CHEWING GUM 7

CHOCOLATE 1 2

COCOA 2 10 1

COFFEE (black or white) 2 10 1

COOKING OILS 2 1

CRAYON/COLOURMARKER 2 1

CREAM 2 1

EGG 1

EXCREMENT 1

FRUIT JUICE 9 1

FURNITURE POLISH 2 1

The following table lists some common stains and the recommended treatments. Please refer to the corresponding number in the "how to treat stains" list for the appropriate treatment type. Treat stains in the recommended order where applicable.

TYPE OF STAIN ORDER OF TREATMENT

1st 2nd 3rd

GRASS 4

GRAVY/SAUCE 9 1

GREASE 2 1

Ice CREAM 1

INK - BALLPOINT PEN 4 1

INK - FOUNTAIN PEN 9 1 6

LIPSTICK 2 1

METAL POLISH 2 1

MILDEW 1 5

MILK 9 2 1

MUSTARD 1

NAIL POLISH 8 2

OIL 2 1

PAINT - EMULSION 2 10 1

PAINT - OIL BASED 3 2 1

RUST 2 1 11

SALAD DRESSINGS 2 1

SHOE POLISH 2 1

SOFT DRINKS 9 1 5

TAR 3 2 1

TEA(BLACK OR WHITE) 2 10 1

URINE 1

VOMIT 1

WINE - RED 12 9 6

WINE - WHITE 1

1. Solution of one teaspoon of approved wool detergent with one teaspoon of white vinegar and one litre of warm water.

2. Dry-cleaning fluid, lighter fuel or mineral turpentine. Caution: Ensure that no flame or lighted cigarette is near, and use in a well-ventilated area.

3. Mineral turpentine. Its effectiveness is increased if mixed with an equal quantity of dry-cleaning fluid. Caution: Ensure that no flame or lighted cigarette is near, and use in a well-ventilated area.

4. Denatured ethanol. Caution: Ensure that no flame or lighted cigarette is near, and use a well-ventilated area.

5. Hydrogen peroxide (20 volume). Dilute 1 part to 10 parts cold water. Caution: Do not use on dark or patterned fabric.

6. Dye stripper. Dilute 1 part to 50 parts cold water. Caution: Do not use on dark or patterned fabric.

7. Chewing gum remover (freezing agent).

8. Nail polish remover.

9. Clean warm (not hot) water.

10. Cold water.

11. Weak solution of white vinegar or lemon juice with cold water.

12. Absorbent powder (eg salt or talc). Sprinkle on the spillage, leave overnight and vacuum next day.

TREATMENT (CLEANING AGENT)