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Lahome Collection Traditional Area Rug - Non-Slip Distressed Vintage Persian Oriental Area Rug Accent Throw Low Pile Rugs Floor Carpet for Door Mat Entryway Bedrooms Decor (4’ X 6’, Persian Formal) color-ivory Latex core made in USA Or have it stand

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Lahome Collection Traditional Area Rug Non Slip Distressed Vintage Persian Oriental Area Rug Accent Throw Low Pile Rugs Floor Carpet for Door Mat Entryway Bedrooms Decor (4’ X 6’, Persian Formal) color ivory Latex core made in USA Or have it stand Latex core made in USA The 60 degree head incline and 45 degree foot incline allow you full control over your comfort Please try to hand wash or wipe clean with a cloth It is recommended to roll the rug in the opposite direction and allowing it to sit for a few hours to allow it to lay flat

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