JML Area Rugs 5'x7', Kids Playmat Rugs, Educational Learning Area Rugs for Playing, Children Carpet for Kids Bedroom Playroom Classroom,USA Cartoon Map, Collection ABC
No rating yet(0 ratings)DURABLE AND EXTRA SOFT: The Printed Color Stylish rugs are made of 100% premium polyester, which is more durable than other mats. No odor Eco-friendly safe materials, safe for you, your kids, and pets. A low pile thickness of 0.2 inches offers ideal functionality that is perfect for busy areas, underneath furniture, and in entryways as it will not obstruct doorways.
Our doormats also come in more stylish colors and patterns to complement any decor, perfect for modern homes. NON-SLIP WIDE USE: We use the more expensive TPR Rubber backing (not PVC or glue) which is much stronger and more durable for long-lasting use. The bottom stays in place, providing protection for your family whenever it is used. Place rug on CLEAN DRY SMOOTH FLOOR only.
Water or dust under the rug can cause it to slip. Keep the bottom of the rug dry and clean. Match to Decor: This area rug collection offers the perfect combination, both chicness and functionality. Brightens up your kid's bedroom decor.
Actual Dimensions: 5 feet Width by 7 Feet Length ( 152cm x 213cm) Easy to Clean: Stress-free cleaning includes regular vacuuming (no brushes/rollers), machine washing, and gently spot-cleaning out minor stains with a mild detergent or carpet cleaner. You can also wipe these area rugs with a wet cloth. Creases and curling should flatten within 5-7 days of regular use.
To expedite this process, reverse-roll the corner with the crease and gently apply pressure.
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