Homemaker Rug - Natural



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This guide is designed for homeowners and individuals seeking a durable, easy-to-clean runner for high-traffic areas like hallways, kitchens, or entryways. The Homemaker Maestro Vintage Runner offers exceptional hard-wearing properties and simple maintenance due to its polypropylene pile, making it a practical choice for busy households. Its vintage-inspired design adds a touch of classic elegance while its robust construction ensures longevity. However, for use on hard flooring, it is essential to employ a rug grip to prevent movement and ensure safety.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5053095217247 |
| Brand | Homemaker |
The runner is made from 100% polypropylene pile, which makes it very durable and easy to clean.
Yes, you can use it on hard floors. However, it is highly recommended to use an anti-slip rug grip underneath to prevent slipping and ensure safety.
For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For stains, gently blot with a clean cloth and a small amount of mild surface shampoo. Avoid rubbing the stain. Then blot with a damp cloth (water only) to remove residue and allow to air dry.
Absolutely. Its hard-wearing polypropylene construction is specifically designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, making it perfect for hallways, entryways, and kitchens.
The runner measures H:200.0 cm x W:67.0 cm x D: cm.
No, the runner is not suitable for machine washing. It should only be spot cleaned as directed.
Ensure a high-quality anti-slip rug grip is placed underneath the entire runner when used on hard surfaces like wood, tile, or laminate.
Allow the runner to lie flat for 24-48 hours. Rolling it in the opposite direction for a short period, or placing heavy, flat objects on the creases can also help it settle.
Ensure you are blotting the stain immediately and not rubbing it. Use only mild surface shampoo and avoid saturating the rug. For persistent stains, professional cleaning may be required.
Regularly vacuum the runner to remove abrasive dirt particles. Consider rotating the runner periodically if one section receives significantly more foot traffic than others to distribute wear evenly.
This can happen if the rug grip is too small or if the runner is catching on something. Ensure the rug grip covers the entire underside. You can also place heavy objects on the curling edges for a day or two to flatten them.