Can I wash a cotton rug in the washing machine?

Many smaller cotton rugs are machine washable, making them super convenient! However, always check the care label first some larger or handwoven rugs may require gentle handwashing or dry cleaning.

What styles do cotton rugs come in?

What styles do cotton rugs come in? Cotton rugs come in a variety of styles, from simple solid colors to intricate woven patterns and boho-inspired designs. They’re super versatile and can fit into any home aesthetic!

Are cotton rugs good for homes with pets and kids?

Absolutely! Cotton rugs are soft, non-toxic, and easy to clean, making them a fantastic choice for homes with kids and pets. Spills? No problem just toss smaller cotton rugs into the washing machine. However, they aren’t as stain-resistant as wool or synthetic rugs, so be sure to clean up quickly.

Cotton Rugs

Mystery Night Dhurrie Cotton Rug

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From $308.99

Fez Flair Dhurrie Cotton Rug - Pink

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From $308.99

Fez Flair Dhurrie Cotton Rug

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From $308.99

Diamond Blue Classic Dhurrie Cotton Rug

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From $308.99

White and Blue Classic Dhurrie Cotton Rug

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From $308.99

Chateau Classic Dhurrie Cotton Rug - Blue

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From $308.99

Chateau Classic Dhurrie Cotton Rug - Feminine

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From $308.99

Chateau Classic Dhurrie Cotton Rug

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From $308.99

Gatsby's Garden Dhurrie Cotton Rug - Blue

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From $308.99

Gatsby's Garden Dhurrie Cotton Rug - Green

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From $308.99

Gatsby's Garden Dhurrie Cotton Rug - Black

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From $308.99

Handmade Scalloped Cotton Area Rug - Purple Green

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$1,397.99

Handwoven Tagerine Blue Stripe Cotton Rug with Fringes

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From $320.99

Handwoven White Floral Blue Cotton Rug with Fringes

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From $320.99

Handwoven Moroccan Blue Tiles Cotton Rug with Fringes

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From $320.99

Handwoven Blue and White Stripe Patterned Cotton Rug with Fringes

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From $320.99

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Cotton rugs last about three to five years, and they last longer in low- to moderate-traffic places like bedrooms, nurseries, and casual living rooms. They're soft, light, and easy to move, but in areas with a lot of foot traffic, they might not last as long as wool or synthetic rugs. Rotating them often and cleaning them gently can help them last longer. Look for styles that are tightly knotted or braided to make them last longer.

Shake the rug outside to get rid of any dirt that is sticking to it. Use a brushless suction attachment to vacuum both sides for a better clean. To wash something in a machine, use cold water and the gentle mode. Then, lay it flat to dry. Use a mild soap and a soft brush to wash your hands, then rinse well and dry fully. Check the care label every time you wash something to make sure it won't shrink or get damaged.

Put a rug pad that doesn't slip under the rug to keep it from moving around. Pick a pad that is the right size for the rug and works with the type of floor you have. You could also use carpet tape with two sides on the ends or the back. Corner grippers or rug anchors can help with extra hold in places with a lot of foot traffic. Keeping the rug flat and free of wrinkles is another way to keep it from moving around.

Cotton Rugs

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