Posts Tagged ‘threadbare rug’

Aging is a natural part of a rug’s life as it is enjoyed and walked upon in your home. However, some rugs become damaged by things like pets, heavy vacuuming, and improper cleaning techniques. If you have a fine rug that has been damaged, you may wonder whether it is worth investing in repairs, or if it is time to buy a replacement. We have written this blog to help you make that decision.

You may have noticed white spots on your rug and wonder what they are and how to fix them. These white spots are known as knot-heads. All rugs have knot-heads, but they are hidden within the pile.

What are the white spots on my rug? Customer: As my rug has gotten older I have noticed white spots on it. I have not used any chemicals on my rug so I don’t know why there are tiny white spots on it. Rug Expert: Here at Behnam Rugs we often hear rug owners ask […]

Threadbare Rugs: Moths, Vacuuming, and General Wear So, you’ve noticed your rug is looking a bit threadbare, but you don’t know what the culprit is. Lucky for you, we’ve written this blog so you can identify the cause of damage and act accordingly. The first cause of threadbare patches is moths. The moths themselves don’t […]