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It is common for wool rugs to shed, as they are created from natural fibers that form long strands of material that are then hand-knotted to create delightfully soft and durable area rugs. Due to the sheared pile, loose fibers will eventually work their way to the surface. If your wool area rug starts shedding, this is normal. Just trim any tufts of wool that appear with a sharp pair of scissors; do not pull the fibers.
Even though shedding does occur –and is not preventable–there are steps you can take to help maintain the shedding of your wool rug. Visit our Rug Breeds Guide for detailed instructions on rug placement and rug care.
Crafted by artisans committed to fair-labor practices.
Get a grip! Not only does our supersturdy rug pad ensure safety and prevent slipping, but its extra-thick profile also enhances the rich feel of high-pile rugs underfoot, making for a purely paw-pleasing experience. Plus, the solid construction of this PVC-coated rug pad prevents spilled liquids from leaking through to the floor--perfect for homes with kids and pets!
Your feet will thank you when you use this solid rug pad in any room of the house. While simultaneously providing cushion, insulation, and a no-slip grip on both hard and carpeted surfaces, this rug pad is also antimicrobially treated to prevent odor, mold, and mildew.
To ensure safety and prevent slipping, we recommend you use a Rug Pad. PVC-coated polyester. Sorry, these pads cannot be used on radiant-heat flooring.
Numa Charcoal Hand Knotted Rug Round
If you've been looking for a lush, plush, treat for the feet, try our Moroccan-inspired woven wool area rugs! Soft and dense with a subtle geometric pattern, these rugs are made for maximum comfort.
It is common for wool rugs to shed, as they are created from natural fibers that form long strands of material that are then hand-knotted to create delightfully soft and durable area rugs. Due to the sheared pile, loose fibers will eventually work their way to the surface. If your wool area rug starts shedding, this is normal. Just trim any tufts of wool that appear with a sharp pair of scissors; do not pull the fibers.
Even though shedding does occur –and is not preventable–there are steps you can take to help maintain the shedding of your wool rug. Visit our Rug Breeds Guide for detailed instructions on rug placement and rug care.
