ENSURE DRYNESS: Make sure the floor is dry before using the carpet. Slippery floors may cause the carpet to move or result in a slip and fall accident.

Clean Regularly: Clean your carpet regularly according to product instructions to maintain hygiene. Most carpets can be wiped with a damp cloth or cleaned with water and a mild detergent. Make sure it is completely dry before putting it back in use.

Avoid over-soaking: Although carpets are designed to absorb water, over-soaking may affect their longevity. Avoid leaving the carpet in a wet environment for long periods of time.

Anti-slip properties: Ensure that the anti-slip design on the underside of the rug is effective. If you notice the carpet sliding on the floor, consider using a specialized non-slip pad or repositioning the carpet.

Check for wear and tear: Regularly check your carpet for wear and tear. If you find any broken or peeling parts, repair or replace them promptly to avoid safety hazards.

Avoid Sharp Objects: Do not drag sharp objects across the carpet, as this may damage the surface and affect its function and appearance.

Proper Storage: If it is necessary to temporarily remove the carpet, ensure that it is stored in a way that it is placed flat and avoids curling or crushing in order to maintain the shape and usability of the carpet.

Instructions for use: carefully read and follow the instructions for use provided by the manufacturer, in particular the recommendations for cleaning, care and applicable scenarios.

Ventilation and drying: after use, especially in wet environments, ensure that the carpet is ventilated and dried to prevent the growth of mold.

Preventing misuse by children: if there are children in the home, make sure that the carpet is free of small parts or materials that can be misused to avoid potential choking hazards.