How To Clean Dash And Albert Outdoor Rugs

From fourth dimension to time, nosotros hear people say, "I love the idea of an indoor/outdoor rug, but I don't really have an 'outdoors.' How am I supposed to clean the rug when it gets stained?" ?" Well, nosotros've got some good news: information technology'southward actually super easy to make clean an indoor/outdoor rug—even a big one, like our Samode Denim, shown here—inside your shower or tub. Here'south how our apartment-abode staffers do information technology:

Gyre up the indoor/outdoor carpet for piece of cake transport.

Lay the rolled carpeting in the shower or tub and unroll just enough to expose the stained area on the floor or tub bottom.

Fill a bucket with cool water and your favorite earth-friendly detergent – you can even use bleach for stubborn stains like wine and pet accidents.

Put on your safe gloves and castor the cleaning mixture into the stain. Lighter and recent stains will come up out the fastest; you may need to apply more elbow grease for dark or older ones.

Plow on the shower and allow it to rinse out the soap or pour a bucket of clean water over the scrubbed expanse until the h2o runs lather-free. If the stain hasn't come up out completely yet, repeat numbers iv and v until it does (trust u.s.; information technology will!).

Once fully cleaned and rinsed, ringlet the carpet back up, and prop it against one corner of the shower or tub; this will allow all the water to run off. Depending on the size of the rug and the humidity level in your bathroom, it could accept anywhere from a few hours to a day for the carpet to dry completely. Opening the window and doors of the bathroom will help.