So obviously, first, you want to wet the rug or the carpet down with the hose. Once you’ve saturated it, grab a sponge and get to work. You may be tempted to use a brush to scrub your wool carpet with. This is probably not a good idea because the brush tends to catch in the wool, and it can damage it. It can really pull the wool from the carpet and be very, very damaging, so use a sponge. If you think you need the water to be a little soapier, add more soap. Just do this from top to bottom. If you have a clothesline, it may be easier. If you have a larger wool carpet, you may want to lay it on the ground and use a mop to scrub it with, but you can use your hands. It does a better job.
Once you’ve washed it with the sudsy water, you want to rinse it off really well until there are no more bubbles. If you do this correctly, you’ll only have to do it once or twice a year at the most, and you’ll have clean rugs in your house.
Cleaning Wool Carpet Using Vacuum Cleaner
You need to use a hardwood floor cleaner or spot carpet cleaner that is quite low and not thick. Turn your vacuum cleaner on and get into the wool, and drag it back. Even strokes, and make sure that you overlap to get full coverage.
To remove stains, you can use a carpet spray or vinegar and water. It’s just a natural ingredient and not a chemical.
All you need to do is spray on your mark, and spray over your mark. Then with your cloth, you gently wipe, but make sure you go out and in. You can leave it for up to five minutes if the mark or stain is a bit stubborn. Or then get your paper towel, fold it, gently over the mark. Using your spoon, you can gently firmly dry it. You can see all the dirt and the damp from the vinegar and the water, on your paper towel. That’s how to do wool carpet cleaning.
