White Rugs
Adore Winter White Transitional Round Rug
from $227.00Spring Nadia White Blue Rustic Tribal Runner Rug
from $231.00Kindle Roxana Distressed Timeless Runner Rug
Spring Nadia White Blue Rustic Tribal Round Rug
from $187.00Kindle Casper Distressed Modern Runner Rug
Alena Transitional Rug White Grey Black
from $224.00B&C Lace Sage Grey-white Sand Outdoor Designer Rug
from $2,733.00Exquisite Natural Cow Hide Brown White
Kindle Yasmin Distressed Transitional Runner Rug
Saphron White Runner Rug 4
from $164.00Sydney Classic Runner White with Blue Border Runner Rug
from $262.00Rio Anna Floral Indoor Outdoor Rug Cream
from $294.00Bondi White Runner Rug
from $273.00Sydney Medallion Runner White with White Border Runner Rug
from $262.00Marley White Runner Rug
Sydney Medallion Runner White with Beige Border Runner Rug
from $262.00Yori Brenda Natural White Runner Rug
from $231.00Baylee White Runner Rug 2
from $200.00Sydney Medallion Runner White with Blue Border Runner Rug
from $262.00Sydney Classic Runner White with Beige Border Runner Rug
from $262.00Yori Alice Natural White Runner Rug
from $231.00Baylee White Round Rug 2
from $187.00Orla Kiely Spot Flower Black Designer Outdoor Rug
from $777.00Noosa White Runner Rug
from $238.00Exquisite Natural Cow Hide Black Tricolor
Exquisite Natural Cow Hide Zebra Print
Adore Winter White Transitional Runner Rug
from $231.00Melody Printed White Round Rug
from $164.00Alena Transitional Rug White Green Blue
from $200.00Cora Abstract Rug Blue White Black Grey
from $200.00Cora Abstract Rug Red Black White Grey
from $200.00Vannie Modern Rug Blue Grey White
from $224.00Darah Modern Rug Black White Silver
from $224.00Melbourne Rhythm Symphony White Rug
from $280.00White Rugs
White floor rugs look expensive and bring a sense of wealth to a home. They also lighten a space and allow it to feel airy or sophisticated. White rugs go with almost everything. With so many styling options, these floor coverings are the most versatile rugs.
How To Style White Floor Rugs
White rugs make any room look sophisticated. They are often seen in bedrooms, bathrooms, guestrooms, and home offices, but they also look great in living rooms or laundry rooms. Plush white rugs are best for bedrooms, whereas flat weaves would be better for a living room. We recommend avoiding using a white rug in high traffic or messy areas such as a kitchen, dining room, entryway, or kid's room.
How To Maintain White Rugs
Maintaining a white rug is essential to keeping it clean, so here are the best tips for maintaining your rug to keep it in pristine condition. Don't worry, we will tell you how to clean it too. A white rug must be taken outside and given a good shaking every so often. You can hold the rug's corners firmly while shaking it to remove all dirt, debris, and crumbs. If the rug is too large to shake by yourself, you can also hang the rug over a fence or railing and hit it with a broomstick to remove excess debris. It's also crucial you regularly vacuum your white rug. Start with the back of the rug to loosen any dirt or debris from the front of the rug. Neutralizing orders is also important. Baking soda is an excellent natural odour absorber. Sprinkle baking soda on the rug and let it sit for a few hours or overnight, then vacuum.
How To Clean White Rugs
Rugs live underfoot, so it's impossible to avoid getting your rug dirty, but there are simple steps you can follow to get your rug white again. The first step to cleaning a white rug is removing any excess dirt and debris. So, you'll want to shake the rug outside and then vacuum the rug. If the rug is too large to be washed in a machine, you can deep clean the entire rug by mixing water and detergent and using a sponge to scrub the rug. Start at the corner and work in a grid pattern. You'll want to clean the sponge frequently during this process. Once you've scrubbed the entire rug, go over it again with clean water to ensure all the detergent is removed. Allow the rug to dry before putting it back in space.
How To Remove Stains From A White Rug
When it comes to spills, you'll want to act fast and prepare a plan of action. A vinegar solution or clothing detergent, without bleach, works well when mixed with water. You can spray the mixture on the stain with a spray bottle and use a sponge to blot the stain away. Baking soda is another great option. Spread dry baking soda over the stain, then use a spray bottle to moisten the baking soda. Let it sit for a few hours, and then run and rinse the paste away. Wait for it to dry entirely before vacuuming.