How to clean and care for a kilim rug

For routine maintenance, simply vacuum gently without a brush, following the direction of the fibers.

You can also shake it outdoors to remove dust and loose particles.

You can sweep it with a broom, like those we all have at home.

As soon as possible, mix cold water with neutral soap, dampen the affected area of the carpet (never with hot water), and apply with a white cotton cloth.

Clean gently without rubbing excessively and always following the direction of the fibers to avoid deforming the fabric.

Yes. As it is a flat-woven rug, it can be swept without problem with a standard broom.

It is a quick and effective way to remove dust and surface dirt without the need for a vacuum cleaner.

Yes. Kilims are very resistant flat-weave rugs.

It is recommended to use a vacuum cleaner without a rotary brush and always vacuum in the direction of the weave.

Yes, very occasionally, a deeper cleaning can be carried out by wetting the entire rug, for example on a terrace or balcony.

Use cold water and neutral soap and brush the rug in the direction of the fibers with a soft-bristled brush.

Always dry flat and in the shade.

Avoid hanging it wet or exposing it to direct sunlight, as it could deform or alter the colors.