Out-Durable Brick Racetrack Braided Rectangular Rug

Warm and inviting, Out-Durable (TM) braided rugs add texture and color to all living spaces, inside and out. Versatile, durable and soft, Out-Durable braided rugs are stain resistant, making them ideal for kitchens, porches, patios, pets, children and bathrooms. With any Out-Durable braided rug from Homespice Decor, you no longer have to worry about spills and stains - these rugs are designed to handle even the toughest accidents! Presenting a racetrack-themed striped rug, the Out-Durable collection's Brick Racetrack braided rug will surely add that extra touch of style that your intended setting needs!

Features:

• Made in India with Dupont olefin
• Boasts extreme versatility as well as ensured durability
• Suitable for kitchen, porch, patio, pet area, childrens room and bathroom use
• Primarily brick with cream accents
• Available in the following sizes: 2' x 3', 2'3" x 4', 3' x 5', 4' x 6', 5' x 8', 6' x 9', 8' x 10', Runner 2'6" x 6', Runner 2'6" x 9'

Recommended Care:

All rugs require care to maintain their beauty and longevity. Vacuum regularly with the hard attachment of your vacuum. Refrain from using a beater brush - ESPECIALLY on the Out-Durable rugs. Stains and spills can be cleaned with water and hand soap. For long lasting beauty, just hose your Out-Durable braided rug down and lay it flat to dry. For a fresh new look, just flip over and enjoy!

All rugs lay flat when they leave the factory. When the rug is new, let it flatten before use. Work out wrinkles using your hands or a pole (the carpet tube works well too). Once the rug is flat, we recommend a rug pad for longer wear.

Occasionally sprouts will appear in your rug. These are a natural by-product of the traditional method that Homespice uses to make their braided rugs. Simply use a sharp pair of scissors and trim the sprout even with the rug.

Braided rugs are stitched together using extra strong thread. Should the threads get damaged or cut, the braids may start to separate. We recommend sewing the braids together with a needle and thread. If left unattended, this separation will grow.