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How to Clean Bathroom Rugs

The rugs in your bathroom are a haven for mildew, bacteria and even fungi thanks to the abundance of warmth and moisture. Before washing your bathroom rugs, check the care tags to make sure you are not supposed to use any specific cleaning products or washer and dryer settings. Clean your rugs and bath mats at least every three to four weeks. Take your bathroom rugs outside and give them a good shake to loose any dirt and debris. A quick vacuum will also do the trick. If your bathroom rugs have plastic or rubber backing, go ahead and wipe that off with a dry microfiber cloth. If you want to dry clean your bathroom rugs and carpets, Durango, CO Dry Cleaners can provide you best cleaning services at affordable prices. To know more details please visit here https://kellysdrycleaners.com/services/dry-cleaners-in-durango/

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How to Clean Bathroom Rugs

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  1. How to Clean Bathroom Rugs Bathroom rugs are a magnet for hair and dust, and depending on how well-ventilated your space is, they can also be a haven for mold and mildew. Clean your rugs and bath mats at least every three to four weeks. To learn how, follow our step-by-step guide for the best way to clean bathroom rugs and mats. The first step to cleaning bath mats and rugs is to give them a little shake. Take yours outside to shake loose any dirt and debris. A quick vacuum will also do the trick. Pay extra attention to the care tag on the back of your rug so you don’t miss any important instructions. Choose a gentle cycle setting for all rugs. This setting is key, especially for cleaning large rubber-backed rugs, as it keeps the sticky, slip- resistant surface from deteriorating. Not only does hand-washing a bathroom rug help maintain its materials, but it also extends the overall lifetime. Drying bathroom rugs is simple. Chances are if you can machine-wash the rug, you can machine-dry it as well. One exception: memory foam. G Y P S Y Source: www.bhg.com w w w . k e l l y s d r y c l e a n e r s . c o m

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