Rug care guides and resources from Boise’s Certified Master Rug Cleaners.
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Moth Damage in Wool Rugs: Prevention and Treatment
Moth damage in a wool rug shows up as bare or thinning patches, usually in still, undisturbed areas like under furniture or…
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In-Home vs. Facility Rug Cleaning: Which Is Safer?
For any fine or natural-fiber rug, facility cleaning is safer and more thorough than in-home cleaning. A facility can dust, fully submerge,…
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Do I Need a Rug Pad? What a Pad Does and When to Use One
For most rugs, yes, you need a rug pad. A pad grips so the rug does not slide, cushions so foot traffic…
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How to Tell If a Rug Is Wool, Silk, or Synthetic
To tell what a rug is made of, check three things: feel, sheen, and a burn test. Wool feels warm and springy…
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Oriental Rug Cleaning vs. Carpet Cleaning: What’s the Difference?
Rug cleaning and carpet cleaning are not the same job. Carpet cleaning treats wall-to-wall carpet on your floor, and an Oriental rug…
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How to Get Pet Urine Out of a Wool Rug
To get pet urine out of a wool rug, blot the fresh urine immediately with a white towel, rinse the spot with…
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Rug Pad Technology Explained
A quality rug pad works through its materials: recycled felt for cushioning and natural rubber for grip, free of the latex and…
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The Complete Rug Pad Selection Guide
The best rug pad depends on your floor. Hardwood, laminate, and vinyl need a latex- and rubber-free pad that will not react…
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Rug Pad Mistakes to Avoid
The five most common rug pad mistakes are choosing the wrong size, ignoring whether the pad material is safe for your floor,…
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Office Carpet and Workplace Ergonomics
Office carpet does quiet ergonomic work: it absorbs sound so people focus, cushions feet, knees, and joints for anyone standing or walking…