No need to hire a professional when you can clean an area rug yourself! You may need a friend if it's large, but otherwise ...

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They might not be the first thing on your spring cleaning checklist, but rugs (like those small area rugs in your entryway and kitchen) need to be cleaned regularly to maintain their appearance and ...

Regardless of whether you’ve placed your area rug in a high-traffic or low-traffic spot, it’s important to clean it regularly to prevent dust, grime, and dirt accumulation. Below, we’ve asked a home ...

I used to think vacuuming my area rug was as simple as flipping the switch and going to town—until I noticed the edges looking a little worse for wear. At first, I chalked it up to normal wear and ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." I tested three products—a polyester area rug and two rugs in other popular textures—from each brand in my ...