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How to Care for Rug Pads

Rug pads require very little care. With the minimal care to your rug pad, you will add years of protection.

Rotate your rug pad

Like with area rugs, rug pads should be rotated. Rotating your rug pad will prevent uneven wear on one part of the pad. The best way to rotate is to rotate your rug pad along with your rug. this should happen at least once a year and you should rotate it 180 degrees each time.

Vacuum your rug pad

Dust particles eventually settle in the foundation of rugs and sometimes this dust can go through to the rug pad. Once in a while it is a good idea to lift your rug and check to see if your tug pads needs to be vacuumed. Most solid rug pads can be vacuumed with any type of vacuum. For the rug pads with holes, it is best to lift the pad and shake it out as well as vacuum the floor under it.

Cleaning your rug pad
In the event that a spill goes through your rug and onto your rug pad, simply expose that part of the pad and blot the spill with a damp sponge. For animal accidents, it is a good idea to blot with a soap and water mixture. Once you have blotted the spill, let the pad air dry before placing the rug on it again. For really heavy spills, make sure to check the floor under the rug pad as well.

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Rug pads are available in felt rug pads, rubber rug pads, felt jute and rubber rug pads, polyester rug pads, nylon rug pads and pvc rug pads. Rug pads should be used under any area rug to protect the rug and the floor. While all rug pads are made to protect, there are differences in various rug pads. Rug pads can last from 2 to 20 years and are available in different qualities.

About Rug Pads provides information on the various types of rug pads. Learn about what rug pads are made of, how rug pads are made and why some rug pads last loner than others. Read and learn about which rug pads protect rugs and floors better and which rug pads are safest for floors. Rug pads require very little care and we explain how to care for your rug pads to maintain their protection and prolong the life of your rug pads.

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