Care Instructions
Every CHANGPHEL rug undergoes a professional deep clean before it arrives at your home.
For routine care, vacuuming once a week is usually sufficient to keep dust under control. Always vacuum in the direction of the pile. To find the pile direction, run your hand gently across the surface: the direction that feels smoother is the direction of the pile; moving against it will create more resistance. When needed, turn the rug over and vacuum the backing.
If your rug has fringes, fold them underneath before vacuuming to prevent wear.
Because Northern Tibetan wool is naturally rich in lanolin, CHANGPHEL handwoven rugs offer excellent natural stain resistance — no additional stain protection is usually needed. In most cases, promptly addressing stains before they penetrate the fibers can greatly reduce the need for intensive cleaning.
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Liquid spills (juice, tea, etc.): blot immediately with paper towels, then wipe with clean water.
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Broken glass: lift large pieces with tape. For smaller fragments, use a damp cotton ball to pick them up carefully, then vacuum the area thoroughly.
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Dried stains: wipe with a cold, damp cloth, then sprinkle baking soda or salt over the area to absorb moisture; once dry, vacuum clean. For gentle cleaning, a mild wool-safe detergent with a soft brush or damp towel works well. (Note: avoid bleach and stiff brushes, which can damage the rug's surface.)
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Chewing gum: place an ice-filled plastic bag over the gum. Once fully hardened, gently remove the residue with a soft brush and clean the spot with a small amount of mild wool-safe detergent. (Note: do not use chemical solvents, which can damage the wool fibers.)
Avoid using chemical diluents or harsh solvents.
To keep your rug fresh and in good condition, we recommend a deep clean at least once a year.
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