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Anti-slip base living room floor mat bath room mat

Anti-slip base living room floor mat bath room mat

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Packaging Details:50PCS/CTN 0.15CBM/CTN
Delivery Detail:15DAYS

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1.Item Name:   Shiny chenille heigh pile floor mat

                           Room mat with  anti-slip bottom

2. PRODUCT DETAILS:

            [ 1 ]  Description :   Microfiber chenille soft shaggy floor mat

                               

       [ 2 ]  Item no. :    Shiny CHENILLE   floor mat    

       [ 3 ]   Material :           Shiny Microfiber        

       [ 4 ]     Size :       40*60cm    50*80cm   60*90cm  70*140cm

       [ 5 ]  Colour :      light yellow .   purple.  silvery grey .  orange. blue.

     

                                    lilac.   cream-colour .reddish  . light green .  coffe . camel .

 

       [ 6 ]    Style :               Plain

       [ 7 ]    Payment :         Western Union ,D/P , T/T , Cash  


Q: Can laundry detergent be used to clean the carpet
It seems that there is special cleanser to clean carpet.
Q: Carpets were used in China in 500 BC. The earliest known carpets originated in China and Iran in the 5th century BC. In 1606, carpets woven by looms were first used near Paris, France. Today's carpets are usually woven from man-made fiber and wool.
The vivid history tells us that the carpet was originally made by the ancestors to keep out the cold. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the nomadic people outside the Great Wall began to weave and use carpets as cold ground objects. There were carpets with fine workmanship in the Western Han Dynasty. With the elimination of the Huns by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Silk Road, a trade route to West Asia and Europe, was opened. The silk road not only carries silk, carpets, porcelain, tea and spices, but also promotes the exchange and dissemination of eastern and Western cultures. The Chinese carpet weaving technology came to the Middle East and Europe along with China's Silk Road through Central Asia. At the same time, it also showed the Chinese people the Persian carpet representing the Persian civilization. In Persian carpet patterns, there are still many patterns exactly the same as Chinese carpet patterns. Others believe that the pattern of Persian carpet comes from China, but it has been carefully modified and added Persian color in the hands of Persian designers, so as to become a pattern with Middle East style. Since the Western Han Dynasty, the two ancient civilizations have been learning from each other, exchanging and drawing lessons from each other. Traditional Chinese patterns, traditional Persian patterns and weaving techniques have been integrated with each other for a long time, thus achieving an elegant and delicate carpet art.
Q: So i practily live in my basement. Its a hard wood floor but my moms stupid dog as come down and peed on it countless times. It seems like an easy fix case u would usualy just spray it down where the pee was and clean it up. Problem is my rug is black so i cant see the stains .Im sick of the smell and my friends dont want to come over cause of it. I dont want to have to get rid of the rug ... i cant take it outside cause its gross and wet and raining all week. What should i do?
Lets see: spraying will only mask the odor, not eliminate anything. The odor will come right back. Pressure washing... good idea in the basement, shouldn't take more that a month for the rug to dry, by which time everything in the basement will be covered in black mold, including you. Stain remover product???? lets see, stains on a black rug? no, actually you can see them if you go get a black light from somewhere. Urine glows under black light. Do yourself a favor, roll up the rug, and you and a couple of friends carry it outside into the rain, unroll it and let the rain soak thru it as long as possible. When it stops raining, roll it up with help and hang it over a fence or railing of some sort to dry. The rolling up makes it easier to handle and carry, otherwise you end up dragging it on the ground, and it gets filthy on the bottom. It will take a few days to dry. Meanwhile, go to your moms vet's office and ask them for the stuff that kills urine odor.The solution sold by vets is much better than anything you can buy at a pet store, my experience. You may want 2 bottles, because you are going to spray both sides of the rug with this stuff. Hopefully, you will saturate the urine from both sides and the chemical, which is actually a living enzyme solution, will eat the odor molecules. Be sure to give that wood floor a thorough washing with ammonia and hot water, and a mop.
Q: I have the area rugs on the top of carpet. and sofa was on it. now the sofa is moved and rug is wrinkled badly. how to unwrikle it? I placed heavy books on the wrinkles, still they are not smooth and I trip over them. thanks in advance.
Hang the rug up if you can and spray it with water and see if you can work the wrinkles out by pulling of them. Good Luck
Q: I am looking for a recipe that I can put in a spray bottle. A lot of the homemade concoctions I'm finding are ones that require dumping and rubbing into the stain, which I don't want to do as I have hardwood underneath and I've already overwashed my carpets from when my dogs were puppies. A lot of the store bought cleaners have discolored my carpets. I would like a solution I can spray on and blot up. Thanks
Dawn dish soap does wonders on oily stains. Scrub it in and rinse well. Then wash as usual. I've also had really good luck with just covering a stain with liquid Tide, letting it sit, then washing. As far as the carpet, I just just plain hot water on mine. I have a light weight Bissell carpet cleaner. It doesn't do a professional job, but it works pretty well. I wouldn't use anything flammable on either your clothes, nor your carpet. On your clothes, even rinsed out, it is not advisable to dry it in a dryer, as the oil from the flammable chemicals do not rinse out easily. On the carpet, you never know when heat, or a spark could come in contact with the floor, and having your living room burst into flames would not be fun.
Q: if i were to rent an apartment in moscow couldi already get it with carpet?
It depends on taste of owners. Carpeting is more common in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan homes.
Q: by 25 feet and the area of the rug is 160 square feet, how wide will the border be?
(25-2B)(13-2B)=160 325-76B+4B^2=160 4B^2-76B+165 = 0 (2B-5)(2B-33) = 0 B = 2.5 ft
Q: How to clean the cement on the carpet
First expose, then beat, next clean. But winter is not good.
Q: if you want more detail just ask :)
I'm in Australia too so that question made perfect sense to me haha. For floating I usually just go with a cotton rug unless it's early on a winter morning, then if it's cold enough I'll leave the heavy rug on or I'll switch it to a pola fleece.
Q: I have found white worms in the vacuum cleaner bag they also appear to be heavily infesting my carpet and look alot like snakes. What could this be?
The worms are probably the larval form of the carpet beetles. Routine vacuuming effectively removes carpet beetles which are already present, as well as hair and lint which could support future infestations. Particular attention while vacuuming should be paid to the edges of carpets, along baseboards, underneath furniture and similar quiet areas where carpet beetles prefer to feed. Insecticide applications directed into infested areas are often useful as a supplement to good housekeeping. Products containing active ingredients such as chlorpyrifos, permethrin, bendiocarb and allethrin are effective against carpet beetles. Sprays may be applied to carpets (especially beneath and along the edge adjacent to the baseboard), underneath furniture and other likely areas of infestation where prolonged contact with humans is unlikely. Clothing and bedding should not be sprayed and should be removed before treatment. Control of carpet beetles requires patience and a thorough inspection to locate all sources of infestation. Elimination of widespread, ongoing infestations may require the services of a professional pest control operator.

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