KOZYFLY 3×6 Washable Runner Rug, Non Slip Wide Runners for Hallway, Woven Large Entryway Runners, Braided Floor Carpet Runner for Entry, Kitchen, Bedside, Hall, Orange Beige/Tan/Brown

Product description

1 Woven Texture

2 Comfort Thickness

3 Non-Slip Backing

4 Reinforced Edge

How to Remove Rug Creases?

Reverse Roll: Flip the rug over and roll it in the opposite direction of the creases. Leave it in that position for a while.Weight Down: Place heavy objects such as books or potted plants directly on the creased areas to press them flat.Steam Iron: Use a steam iron or a hairdryer to apply heat and moisture to the creases, gently smoothing them out.

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Machine Washable & Easy Care – This washable cotton rug can be vacuumed, shaken, or machine washed on a gentle cycle with cold water. Cotton material may shrink or wrinkle after washing. If needed, use low heat ironing to restore shape
Non-Slip Rubber Backing for Stability–Equipped with a non-slip rubber backing to help keep the sliding door rug in place. However, for high-traffic areas or smooth floors, an additional rug pad is recommended for better grip and safety
Multi-Tone Design–This Braided rug is NOT a solid color. It features a blend of light beige, tan, and deep brown tones. The actual color may appear lighter or darker, warmer, or slightly orange depending on lighting, floor color, and screen settings
Check Door Clearance – This 3’x6′ (36″x72″) rug is 0.2″ thick, with reinforced edges up to 0.35″. The edges are slightly higher than the rug surface and may affect doors with clearance under 0.4″. This may also cause edge lifting—please press edges down firmly or use a rug pad to avoid tripping
Folded Packaging & Crease Notice – The runner rug is folded for shipping and may arrive with visible creases. To remove: use a damp cloth with low-heat ironing, reverse roll, or flatten with heavy objects. Creases may take several days to fully relax