June 18, 2026
Each rug is different, but they all benefit from basic maintenance. Follow these tips to preserve the performance and durability your outdoor rug.
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Care |
Recommendation |
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Machine washable |
✗ No - Rinse or spot clean only |
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Vacuum |
Weekly with non-rotary vacuum |
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Spot clean |
Cold water and an unscented, clear soap |
Blot spills immediately
Lightly dilute the stain with a damp paper towel or cloth
Repeat until the stain lifts
If the stain persists:
Dab the area with an unscented, clear soap
Repeat until the stain is removed
Steam or dry cleaning, which can damage fibers
Citrus-based soaps, which may bleach fibers
Once a week is typically enough, cadence depends on foot traffic volume
Vacuums with rotating beater bars, as they can pull and damage fibers
For a deeper clean, rinse with a hose
Hang dry in a well-ventilated area
Rotate on occasion to ensure even wear over time
Prolonged sun exposure may fade rug fibers over time
Use a rug pad to absorb shock and reduce fiber damage
Light matting and signs of fiber or thread breakage are expected over time
For high traffic areas, these effects may occur more quickly and easily
Steam cleaning is not recommended. Excessive heat and moisture may damage any backing materials used on the rug.
For deeper cleaning, spot clean according to the care instructions or consult a professional cleaner.
Cadence depends on foot traffic volume, once a week is typically enough
We highly recommend adding a rug pad for stability, comfort, and longevity when using this rug indoors. We don't recommend using a rug pad outdoors, as it may absorb and trap moisture.
Roll the rug in the opposite direction for some time before laying it down again
See a video of this technique here
Keep something heavy, like a stack of books, on the creases/folds to smooth it out
Cleaning recommendations vary by rug material. Check your rug’s care guide before using any product.
Safe cleaning options:
Revive·All Rug Cleaner: Safe for pets and family, our natural probiotic spray cleans everyday stains and odors.
Simply spray the affected area, let it sit, then blot dry. No rinsing required.
Clear, unscented soap: A gentle option for spot cleaning many rug materials.
Avoid:
Citrus-based soaps, which may bleach or discolor fibers.
When in doubt, test any cleaning method in a small, inconspicuous area first or consult a professional rug cleaner.
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