Rug cleaning

To say that my dad has a penchant for nice rugs is an understatement. He passed down some of the rugs—and a trick for ridding rugs of dirt and dog hair.

Carpeting is a great thing, but over time, rugs collect dust, debris, food, and other not-so-pretty things. This is especially true wi...

Over the last three months, my absolute favorite area rug ever — the colorful purple one in the living room — went from bright and beautiful to brown, dingy and downright disgusting. It’s not because I live in a filthy house. I’ll admit that I’m a clutter bug, but clutter and filth are different things....

Rented cleaners can't give a deep down clean, and professional cleanings can be an expensive hassle. See how to do a DIY professional rug cleaning yourself!

Save dough & skip renting a carpet cleaner by doing it yourself.

These DIY cleaners are better than chemical cleaners!

I want to show the most effective way I have found to clean an area rug and the good news is: It is FREE! It will last at least a year, even with heavy traffic. If you have ever pulled up carpet, you know what I am talking about when I say, it can be

Plus here's exactly what you need to know to make that deep clean happen.

If you follow along on Instagram stories, you will know that I’ve been feverishly working on an old rug for the last couple of weeks. I found it at an estate sale for $50 and wanted to clean it up because it was so filthy. I loved it just the way it was with the

how to clean a wool rug at home. Yes- you can use water on a wool area rug! This is good for getting rid of stains, pet messes, and food. An easy diy