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IKEA KÖGE Doormat: 6 Steps from Vacuuming to Hand-Washing

Maintain the KÖGE nylon doormat by shaking or vacuuming it. When needed, hand-wash at no more than 40°C; avoid bleach and tumble drying.

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The IKEA KÖGE 69 × 90 cm doormat (502.879.38) has a 100% nylon surface and synthetic-latex backing. IKEA suggests vacuuming, shaking or rinsing, and hand-washing at 40°C maximum. Do not assume other mat materials have the same care rules.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Check the label — Confirm KÖGE 502.879.38, nylon surface and synthetic-latex backing. Hand-washing is permitted only at 40°C maximum.
2. Clear the floor — Lift the mat and remove dirt or moisture from underneath. Keep the mat out of the walking route while you work.
3. Shake or vacuum — Shake loose grit in an appropriate area or vacuum the surface. Removing dry dirt first can reduce the need for frequent washing.
4. Hand-wash if needed — For remaining soil, hand-wash in water no hotter than 40°C. Do not bleach, dry-clean or iron, and avoid harsh chemicals not recommended for the product.
5. Rinse and air-dry — Rinse away residue and allow thorough air-drying; never tumble-dry. Do not place a wet backing directly on the floor.
6. Inspect before replacing — When both floor and mat are dry, lay it flat and check that the backing is intact. Stop using it if curled edges or poor grip create a trip or slip hazard.

IKEAKÖGE Door mat, grey/black, 69×90 cm (502.879.38) ↗Original IKEA Korea product page read: 100% nylon surface, synthetic latex backing; shake, vacuum or rinse; handwash maximum 40°C, no bleach/tumble dry/iron/dry-clean.Wikimedia CommonsFile:PVC Door Mat.jpg ↗Original blue PVC door mat image by Salil Kumar Mukherjee viewed; file specific CC BY-SA 4.0 terms checked. It does not depict the IKEA KÖGE product or its nylon material.Wikimedia CommonsCommons: Reusing content outside Wikimedia/technical ↗Wikimedia Commons hotlinking guidance checked independently of file-specific CC BY-SA 4.0 conditions.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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