These floor coverings are incredibly durable, inherently stain resistant, and surprisingly easy to clean.
Unlike other types of rugs, it has natural stain-resistant properties.
Oftentimes, stains can be eliminated with just water.
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It is also important to vacuum using suction only.
Cowhide rugs can also be brushed with a broom.
When vacuuming a cowhide rug, move in the direction of the hair growth.
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Before steam cleaning a cowhide rug, vacuum it to remove debris.
Then, use a steam cleaner, working in the direction of the hair growth.
Cowhide has natural stain-resistant properties; many stains can simply be wiped away using a small amount of water.
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If there are solids, pick them up and dispose of them, using paper towels if necessary.
When cleaning cowhide, oftentimes water is all that is needed to remove residual staining from a spill.
Step 2: Apply Cornstarch
Cover the oil- or grease-stained area with an anthill-style pile of cornstarch.
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Allow the cornstarch to sit for several hours up to overnight.
The cornstarch will absorb the grease.
Step 3: Vacuum Rug
Vacuum the cornstarch.
If the stain persists, repeat the process.
