Happy Plaid Indoor Outdoor Rug by Dash & Albert

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Description

We're mad for plaid, and it's our pleasure to present this fresh new checkboard rug. Simple squares tell an ombred story with cunning coloration. Constructed using a hand loomed flat weave in durable, technical yarns with the soft hand feel of natural fiber. Like the rest of our low-maintenance indoor/outdoor breed, you can scrub and hose it. Surprisingly soft and welcoming: perfect for porches, playrooms, patios, or any room that needs playful pops of color.
Crafted by artisans committed to fair-labor practices.
FEATURES & BENEFITS: Ultra-durable construction, water-resistant, and UV-treated for fade resistance; lightweight; often reversible; washable, scrubbable, and bleachable.
WHERE TO USE: A rug for all seasons! Terrific for high-traffic areas; kids' rooms; staircases; muddy messes such as sunrooms, decks, and porches; and any floor that gets wet - like the bathroom, the kitchen, or the basement. Learn more.
100% Polypropylene
Handmade
Indoor/Outdoor Use.

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Care

Regular vacuuming and the occasional gentle shake should keep your rug in shipshape condition. All polypropylene area rugs are hoseable, scrubbable, and bleachable. Air dry only. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

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