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Return To Rugs FAQ Archive   Search the Archives How should I store my rug when it is not in use? Answered By Zach Rasband When storing your rug, use a piece of cloth or a sheet for you to wrap it. Never use a sealed plastic bag. Rugs also need some air and they may rot and mildew with the use of plastic bag. You can also roll them up and store in a box. Never put them in damp, warm, humid and unventilated room. If you do, molds, musty odor, discoloration of fabric may occur. It should be stored in a certain way which it will not be at risk to damage. Further, it should be examined regularly. keywords: Rug | Rugs | Carpet | Carpeting | Flooring | Storage | Mildew Bath Rugs

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