Japanese Tatami Mat Igusa Traditional Tatami Mattress Floor Rectangle Rugs

To choose the right size jute rug for your room, consider these options we offer:

1. 2x3 ft: Ideal for entryways, kitchens, or as accent pieces in smaller areas.
2. 2.6x8 ft: Perfect for hallways or as runners in narrow spaces.
3. 3x5 ft: Great for small living areas, under coffee tables, or as accent rugs.
4. 4x6 ft: Suitable for small dining areas, bedrooms, or as a centerpiece in a cozy living room.
5. 5x8 ft: Works well under coffee tables, in medium-sized living rooms, or dining areas.
6. 6x9 ft: Ideal for larger living rooms or dining rooms, providing ample coverage under furniture.
7. 8x10 ft: Perfect for spacious living rooms or dining rooms, fitting well under furniture and defining the area.
8. 9x12 ft: Best for large rooms, providing extensive coverage and tying together furniture arrangements.

By selecting the right size from our offerings, you can ensure your jute rug fits your space perfectly and enhances your room’s decor.

Jute rugs can be considered pet-friendly due to their durable nature, but there are some cleaning considerations to keep in mind:

1. Durability: Jute rugs are relatively durable and can handle the regular foot (and paw) traffic. However, they can be prone to snagging from pets' claws, so regular nail trimming is recommended.
2. Cleaning: Jute rugs are not as easy to clean as synthetic fibers because they absorb moisture, which can lead to staining and mildew if not properly managed. For light cleaning, regularly vacuuming your jute rug will help remove pet hair and dirt.
3. Spot Cleaning: If a spill occurs, it’s important to blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing the spill, as this can cause the liquid to penetrate deeper into the fibers.
4. Deep Cleaning: For deeper cleaning, it’s best to use a professional rug cleaning service familiar with natural fibers to avoid damaging the rug.

Overall, jute rugs can be a good choice for homes with pets if maintained properly and if pets are trained or their claws are kept trimmed to prevent snags.

Yes, when cleaning jute rugs, it’s important to avoid certain cleaning products that could damage the natural fibers or cause discoloration. Here are some products to steer clear of:

1. Harsh Chemicals: Avoid cleaners that contain bleach or other harsh chemicals, as these can weaken the jute fibers and cause fading or discoloration.
2. Water-Based Cleaners: Jute absorbs moisture easily, which can lead to mold or mildew. It’s best to minimize the use of water and avoid steam cleaning.
3. Oily or Silicone-Based Products: These can leave residues that attract dirt and may be difficult to remove from the rug’s natural fibers.

For best results, stick to using a dry-cleaning powder designed for use on natural fibers or a mild, dry detergent. Always test any cleaner on a small, inconspicuous area of the rug first to ensure it doesn’t cause any damage or discoloration. If in doubt, consulting a professional rug cleaner who is experienced with natural fibers like jute is a wise choice.

We offer a variety of shipping options to meet your needs:

• Standard Shipping: 3-7 business days (depends on the loaction).
• Expedited Shipping: 2-3 business days (depends on the loaction).
• Local Pickup: Available for nearby customers.
• Free Shipping: On orders over a specific amount to enhance customer satisfaction.

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