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How do I clean my flat weave (dhurrie, Zapotec, kilim, Navajo) rugs?

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How do I clean my flat weave (dhurrie, Zapotec, kilim, Navajo) rugs?

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A. For spot cleaning of spill and stains, blot dry with a paper towel. (BLOT, DO NOT RUB) Do not touch the stain or spill with your hands or fingers. The oils from your skin only helps to set the stain not remove it. After the spill has been blotted use cold water with a soft brush to clean if necessary. Blot dry with a towel, be careful not to rub, and extract as much water as possible. 90% of all stains will come clean without using anything other than cold clear water. If you have a stubborn stain you may want to try “Resolve” spray carpet cleaner. Be careful no to use too much. After applying a mist of “Resolve” use a soft brush to clean. When the stain is gone wipe off excess “Resolve” with a rag wet with cold water, repeat rinsing with cold water, then dry the area with a dry towel. It is important to remove as much soap, cleaner, and water as possible. Soap residue can act as a dirt magnet which could eventually turn a small stain into a much larger spot. There is little if any

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