Regular, gentle vacuuming is usually all your wool runner needs. Please read these other care instructions to make sure your Bold Runner will stay in best condition possible.
- Vacuum regularly to remove dust and everyday dirt.
- Use a suitable vacuum setting for wool and avoid aggressive brushing or a rotating brush that could put unnecessary stress on the fibres.
- Avoid direct sunlight
- Blot spills immediately
- Take extra care around carved or higher/lower pile areas.
- Do not scrub the surface of the runner.
Wool does not need frequent deep cleaning. Its natural properties mean that it generally stays fresh with relatively little maintenance.
Wool is a natural material, and especially during the first months of use, you may notice that your runner starts to settle and develop its own character.
You may see some loose fibres or small wool fibres appearing on the surface. Light pilling can also occur, particularly in areas that experience more friction.
This is a natural part of the settling-in process of a wool runner and does not necessarily mean that your runner is wearing out. With use, the fibres settle and the surface will gradually become more even.
Simply remove loose fibres gently by hand or scissors. Never pull firmly at individual fibres.