• Black Red  Polyester Shaggy Rug System 1
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Black Red  Polyester Shaggy Rug

Black Red Polyester Shaggy Rug

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Product Description

1 Item :Carpet

2 Material:100% polyester stretch yarn mixed 150D silk

3 Pile Height:1.5-4cm

4 Pile Weight:1500-3000g/sqm

5 Backing:Fine Grey-white cotton backing

6 Size:120cm×180cm,140cm×200cm,160cm×230cm,170cm×240cm,200cm×200cm,200cm×300cm Or other customed size

7 Color&Design: according to customer's request

8 MOQ:300sqm/color

9 Payment Terms: 30%T/T in advance + 70% T/T before shipment or L/C at sight

10 Packing: Rolls in the polybags, your specific packing is available

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Q: My husband and I are expecting our first baby in February; we also rent a two story house. The baby's bedroom has white carpet but it has like... hot pink and purple stains, which I think is either marker or make-up from the prior tenants children. Would a Rug Doctor be able to get out marker/make-up stains?
Have used Rug Doctor, in the past, with great success. I would recommend, however, trying a cheap home made remedy first. I would be afraid to use Windex because it contains ammonia and ammonia can permanently discolor the carpet. If you have any kind of shaving cream, spray that on the stain, wait, and blot up, see if that helps. If it doesn't, I would make sure that when I rented the Rug Doctor, I'd also purchase a bottle of their Rug Doctor spot remover. We used this, with the rented Rug Doctor machine and the results were fantastic. Good Luck.
Q: Hi all i burnt the carpet and if our landlord see's it i am done for, is there anything i could do to make it look better,thanks
kiss your deposit good bye
Q: What if I went to Home Depot and bought a sheet of rubber cut to just a bit less than 8' x 10' and then a piece of felt the same size - glue them together and pop the area rug on top?Would that work?
Hi Blue Eyed Homo, I am a flooring associate that works at The Home Depot, and I know that some rug pads seem to be expensive, especially in your size. I've worked in other departments and been with the company for almost 10 years and I have yet to see a sheet of rubber that will sell in the store other than pan liner for tubs that would work in your situation. Also, you won't find at our store pieces of felt in that size. Plus, felt just won't be able to grip the rug properly especially if you have a hardwood floor. Did you check around your local stores flooring department? I think I may have a less expensive solution for you. Carpet padding, not rug pad, but the kind ppl place under their carpets. It may not look pretty but its made to not be seen anyway and it works great for big area rugs your size. Home Depot sells carpet pad in pre-cut 6ft. by 9ft. rolls or have your flooring associate there cut out a size for you. Bottom line....the carpet pad will be way less expensive than the rug pads we sell, and you'll still have a slip resistant surface for your new area rug for years to come. Hope this helps, aboveaveragejoe
Q: Would you please tell me how to connect the floor tiles with the carpet?
The carpet has a very small T in layering, tile edge, careful worker, and then came the carpet the carpet is pressed into the T bar, also should be careful to do, just to cut the carpet, because the note is very small, cut a little bit will be exposed.
Q: For now, I have carpet just lay on top of the the old low carpet that the mobile home came with. it is sort of quick fix so cleaning is easier and the walking feel better. Is it okay to do that? The old low carpet underneath is ugly and have dirty feel to it, but I don't know if I should pull it up and replace the floor with vinyl flooring? My kitchen came with the vinyl flooring so I figure it is okay to pull the old carpet up and install it? Also, I don;t know if I should really pull the old carpet up or not, since I have no experiment in this. please answer, thanks in advance
Placing one carpet over the top of another carpet allows the top carpet to move around when you walk on it, and wears the top carpet out quickly. The original carpet could be attached to the floor with carpet tack strips, glue or staples. If tack strips were used, it will be a quick change you can do yourself. If it was glued or stapled, you will have to pull it up and remove the staples. Mobile homes come with the carpet stapled to the floor, sometimes before the walls are built and the walls set on the carpet. If this is the case, you will need to take a utility razor knife and cut around the edges of the wall to pull the carpet up. If you have tack board around the edge of the room, you can reuse it. If you don't have tack board, you will have to instal it before you can instal new carpet. It is easy to do, after removing the old carpet, just go around the room with the tack board and nail it to the floor about 1/2 inch from the wall. Next lay new padding and staple it to the floor. Again, don't try to reuse the old padding, it will wear out the new carpet quickly. Attach the carpet over the tack strip on one side of the room by laying the carpet on the tack strip and then pushing down on the carpet with the head of a flat metal object. Once you have one side attached, stretch the carpet to the opposite side of the room and attach the carpet to the tack board. Then do one side and then the other side. If you are going to seam the carpets together where they meet in a door way, do that prior to attaching that side of the carpet to the tack board. Easy to do, just time consuming. You can purchase a carpet stretcher for around $20 at Harbor Freight Stores. You can get a utility razor knife for around $1. It comes with 3 spare blades, and when your blades get dull, it is cheaper to buy a new knife with 3 blades, than to purchase replacement blades.
Q: Which kind of carpet is suitable to be put under the computer chair?
Generally PU wheel chair is relatively good on the market , its characteristic is wear-resistant, this kind of wheel is generally a double colored, so it will not damage the floor or carpet. if use good wheels chair, smooth. Do not let the carpet to adapt to the chair, but the chair to adapt to the carpet, sliding noise is small, it will cost as much as 50% more than the average cost of a single color wheel, it will not restrict the use of carpet material
Q: What kind of carpet is suitable for living room?
it is a relatively cost-effective carpet. It is probably the most environmentally friendly carpet, as well as a variety of synthetic fiber blended, it is this kind of special nature that makes it more suitable in summer. High-grade wool carpet is more expensive, let alone in the living room, . In addition, there is also a kind of bamboo carpet. 2, it can absorb moisture from the air and more durable. blended carpets and plastic carpet. Blended carpet (editor first recommend). The last one is generally not suitable for families, water content of wool also can reach 33%. The kind of carpet generally has the advantage of wool carpet. Acrylic carpets are relatively affordable. 1, but the advantages are obvious. 3, combined with the durability advantage of the fabric carpet, also can release the moisture when the air is dry: It is a kind of carpet added wool inside, make it in high humidity environment: The wool in general humidity will contain 13% to 18% water of the wool itself, under special conditions, there are four kinds of carpets, acrylic fiber, wool carpets, no other blending.
Q: You know how bathroom rugs frequently have rubber backing on them? I was to know if there is a way to reapply the rubber backing which has fallen off and cracked due to age. The top of the rug is fine.
If you can t get the rubber backing to hold I have a suggestion.. Take it off completely and get a rubberized anti slip backing you can get at any place that sells rugs etc.You can get them in many sizes and cut to size.. They won t stain vinyl flooring like some rubber backed rugs can.. When they lose their tackiness you wash them in washer GL
Q: can anyone offer some advice on how to get wood stain out of california berber carpet?
What colour is the carpet? When we moved into our house there was a very dark brown stain in the middle of the pink carpet. We'd had the carpets cleaned but it remained. I got some bleach and a pink Chux (I don't know whether you have this product where you are but it is a think cleaning cloth). The bleach removed the stain out of the carpet and the pink from the Chux was transferred to the carpet. You can now not tell at all where the stain was.
Q: My husband and I just moved into yet another rental. The carpet is decent; it's a little stained, but VERY worn in high traffic areas. We have tried everything from having them professionally cleaned to cleaning each inch with a toothbrush (a trick my local flooring salesman gave to make the carpet fibers separate and puff back up). We live in a college town where rent is very high and are so sick of being embarrassed of our carpets. Any suggestions on how to fix this or cover it up?It's a medium pile, standard beige. We HATE area rugs because our furniture makes them wrinkle up (but I'm also very attached to my furniture so I'm not getting rid of that) and I really want a nice smooth look. Even the huge 8x10 area rugs won't stay nice and flat. I looked into carpet tiles, but you can't install those over carpet and my landlord has refused to change it or let me change it. I'm really at the end of my rope here....I just want a nice, clean apartment that I can be proud to show off.
Area rugs are your ONLY choice. I am a landlord and in the few carpeted units I have (most of mine have ceramic tile floors), I also will not let tenants mess with the carpets...if they do, I'll take it out of their deposit when they move out. Your furniture is not the cause of your carpets scrunching up, YOU are. When you walk or move around, the carpet beneath is moved and because the top carpet is not anchored to it, it shifts around. Try a small area rug in a high traffic area...get some velcro strips, the hook side, and using some fabric glue, glue the strips to the back of the area rug...make sure you put a big patch in the middle. Now put the rug down so that the velcro hooks grab the carpet beneath. Now, let it stay there for a few days and see if there is any scrunching...if there is, add some more velcro to the underside of the rug OPPOSITE the scrunch, because the carpet is moving from that direction. If you can make this work on a small rug, you should be able to make it work on larger ones. I have used it in rentals to fix a mat to the carpet just inside the door to minimize soil.. ed fine.

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