How do you plan to use the weaving? As a wall hanging

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	How do you plan to use the weaving? 1. As a blanket. 2. As a wall hanging. 3. As a rug.
As a wall hanging: Navajo Rugs are tough. They will accept a lot of wear and last for generations if given proper care. Even though you’ll be keeping the weaving off of the floor, you’ll still want to clean it from time to time. Vacuum cleaning is normally all that is required, though you should refrain from using a cleaner with rotating motors since they could damage the weaving.
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