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I have a 8x10 rug that I have had for awhile and it would work great in the baby's room. However it needs cleaned. I could rent a rug doctor but both sides need to be cleaned and I don't know how good of a job that would do. Especially with a little one scooting around on it.
So should I get it cleaned? I bought the rug from Crate and Barrel outlet for maybe $150 and it's going to be $100 to get it cleaned. Should I clean it or get a new one? Rugs are freakin' expensive!
Thanks ladies!
Re: rug for nursery
Also if you really wanted to I think you can run a rug doctor on both sides of a rug with out harming anything. Just do the back first and then the front.
Here is the rug pictured in a different room.
The rug doctor would be $60 to rent and I could do one side and then the other side. We dont have any other carpet in the house.
Or we could take it to a dry cleaner and they have told me that it would be $100.
That being said, if you *love* the rug, then I would get it dry cleaned. If not, I would look for a new one.
I would rent a rug doctor. It is hard for me to find rugs that I like and they are super expensive. But then again an extra $40 bucks and you could have someone else clean it. Either way I would probably have it cleaned because it is such a pain to find the perfect rug.
Rent a rug doctor, but make sure to clean the rug somewhere the water won't hurt, clean one side and let it dry and then clean the other side and let it dry.