Cotton - Our Star Raw Material:
- Hypoallergenic - Cotton in general does NOT cause allergies.
- Does not cause skin irritation. Suitable for asthmatics.
- As a natural fiber, it does not generate static electricity.
- Good moisture absorption + heat conductor - breathable.
- With proper care, cotton has a long life. Use mild detergents.
ARTISANALLY HANDCRAFTED ONE BY ONE IN INDIA. Each piece is one of a kind, which may cause very slight variations from one to another.
NON-TOXIC DYES. Color shades may vary slightly, especially if the fiber is undyed.
SAFE. This product is non-toxic and complies with all quality and safety regulations for children. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 certified.
Machine-wash separately on a gentle cycle, at maximum 30ºC, including the filler.
We advise against washing rugs with an agitator and cannot be held responsible for any damages caused if washed using this method.
A Lorena Canals rug is for life, to make it last longer, we recommend that you follow these wash and care tips:
- It's completely normal that our washable rugs have fluff in the first months because our products are completely handmade. We recommend Sweeping the rug with a stiff broom and using a vacuum cleaner regularly
- Vacuum regularly to prevent dust and crumbs from setting into the roots of the fibers. Use a low-power suction. Do not use a beater bar or any other rotating articles which may damage the pile. We do not recommend the use of floor-cleaning robots.
- SWEEPING the rug with a soft or natural fiber broom or brush.
- SHAKE OUTSIDE occasionally to help get rid of dirt that may settle between the fibers, especially on the shaggy type.
- Avoid direct and continuous exposure to sunlight as it may affect the colors of the rug
- Use rug protectors under the legs of heavy furniture to avoid flattening the pile.
- If you find loose ends coming out, do not pull. Cut them carefully with scissors to avoid further damage.
- Remove spills immediately. Absorb the spill with a clean, soft cloth by pressing firmly around the spill.