Traditional Medallion Rug - Melrose - Blue

For spills, immediately blot the affected area with a clean, dry cloth. Do not rub, as this can spread the stain. If necessary, use a small amount of mild surface shampoo on a clean cloth, blot the stain, then blot dry. Always test cleaning solutions on an inconspicuous area first.

Yes, absolutely. Made from 100% Heatset Polypropylene, this rug is hard-wearing and easy to clean, making it an excellent choice for busy households with pets and children, as it resists stains and wear effectively.

Yes, it is highly recommended to use a rug grip, especially if placing the rug on smooth surfaces like hardwood, tile, or laminate. A rug grip prevents slipping, wrinkling, and helps extend the life of your rug by providing cushioning.

Heatset Polypropylene is a synthetic fiber that has been heat-treated to make it more durable, resilient, and resistant to shedding. It's known for its soft texture, excellent color retention, and resistance to moisture and mildew, making it ideal for rugs.

No, this rug is not suitable for machine washing. It is designed for spot cleaning by blotting spills and stains with a mild surface shampoo. For deeper cleaning, professional rug cleaning is recommended.

This rug is exceptionally durable. It is constructed from 100% Heatset Polypropylene and has a substantial weight of 2150gsm, which indicates a dense and robust pile designed to withstand high traffic and resist wear and tear over time.

This is a common issue, especially on smooth surfaces like wood or tile. Use a high-quality rug grip (also known as a rug pad) underneath the rug. This will anchor it securely in place and prevent wrinkling.

Ensure you are blotting, not rubbing, the stain. If a simple blot doesn't work, try a small amount of surface shampoo specifically designed for rugs, applied to a clean cloth, then blot. Repeat the process, and ensure the area is blotted dry afterwards. Avoid saturating the rug.

This can happen from packaging. Try reverse rolling the affected edge or corner tightly in the opposite direction for a few hours. Alternatively, place heavy books or furniture on the curled edges overnight. A rug grip can also help keep edges flat.

Regular vacuuming can help lift the pile. Use a vacuum with adjustable height settings or one without a rotating beater bar on the lowest setting for rugs, to avoid damaging the fibers. Rotate the rug periodically to distribute wear evenly.