For high traffic areas, vacuum your rug daily. For medium traffic areas, vacuum twice a week. For low traffic areas, vacuum once a week. [1] X Research source Before you vacuum the top side of your rug, flip it over and vacuum the underside. Then flip it right-side-up and vacuum again. This will help loosen dirt and grime that has settled deep into the fibers.
Try an extra sticky lint roller for pet hair on the surface of your rug.
A family of 4 with a white rug in a frequented area should deep clean every 6 months. A rug in a less frequented area can be cleaned once a year. [4] X Research source
You can also use hydrogen peroxide as an alternative to vinegar and club soda.
Follow directions given by the stain remover’s manufacturer.
Lay the sheepskin out to dry away from direct sunlight. Use a metal brush to comb out the wool after it dries. [10] X Research source
Don’t put a rug with a rubber backing in the washing machine. If the rubber begins to degrade and flake off, it could clog up your washing machine.
