Reverse roll
Roll the rug loosely in the opposite direction of the folds, then unroll it flat.
TYROT Care Library
Simple, fabric-safe guidance to help rugs and blackout curtains settle beautifully and stay fresh.
Rug arrival care
Temporary fold lines are normal after shipping. Lay your rug flat and begin with the gentlest method; most creases soften naturally over the next few days.
Roll the rug loosely in the opposite direction of the folds, then unroll it flat.
Place flat, heavy objects such as books on the folded areas for several hours.
Use rug-safe tape or a rug pad to help lifted corners settle and stay in place.
Only if the care label allows, test first and use low heat over a clean protective cloth.
Good to know: Most creases disappear naturally as the rug settles. Avoid high heat and never iron directly on the rug surface.
↑ Back to contentsEveryday maintenance
Always check the care label first. These steps help protect the surface, color and shape of washable TYROT rugs.
Lay the rug flat and give folded areas time to relax before using stronger methods.
Use a dusting brush or soft roller head on the lowest suction setting. Avoid beater bars.
When the label permits machine washing, choose a gentle cold-water cycle. Do not bleach.
Air drying is recommended. If the label permits a dryer, use an air-only cycle with no heat.
Blackout Curtain Care
Blackout panels can develop temporary folds in transit. Start with hanging and use heat only when the sewn-in label allows it.
Install the panels, space the folds evenly and allow several days for gravity to soften packing creases.
If permitted, steam the back of the panel. Keep the steamer moving and away from direct fabric contact.
Test a hidden corner first. Use a cool iron on the reverse with a clean cloth between iron and curtain.
Leave panels extended until completely cool and dry so the softened folds do not set again.
Protect the blackout layer: Never use high heat, bleach or direct ironing on a coated backing. Construction varies, so the product care label always takes priority.
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