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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

11 OEM Welcome

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Q: how to prevent the carpet paved outside from blowing up by the wind.
Has adhesive force,. You can fix it with a carpet liner.
Q: is it easier to vacuum the industrial carpet than regular carpet. I plan to replace my regular carpet with industrail, because it is hard to push the vacuum and we have lots of dust. thanks.
Maybe you just need a self propelled vacuum instead. Granted, old carpets are notoriously dusty as they fall apart.....the backing degrades, etc. If you plan on being in the home for awhile and like the look of industrial, fine, but many prospective homeowners will be put off. The plush home carpet is much preferred. I've had the short pile carpeting in family rooms and liked it for resisting traffic, but didn't find it any better for stain removal. Also it was glued down and the stink was horrible for awhile. Hopefully they have low VOC adhesives now. A lot of water/staining wasn't good as the carpeting couldn't be lifted to dry, hence more prone to mold.....thinking back to when kitchens were carpeted. I fully understand where you are coming from, hallways are my nemesis for wear and dirt/stains. I too have (and continue to) think about industrial just in that area. Maybe you just need a shorter pile, but not as short as industrial. I'd also study up on the different type fibers and their wearability.
Q: We are trying to get the carpet in one of our bedrooms in our house replaced, but we are on a tight budget. We went to home depot and they said they would have to charge us around $900 to replace all the carpet padding and install the new carpet. we said that we would leave the same padding (to save money), but the woman told us that it is an ohio state law that carpet companies MUST replace the padding if they are going to replace the carpet too. another company we called said this isn't true. was the lady at home depot just trying to get more money out of us, or is there really a carpet padding law? I cant seem to find anything about it. any help is appreciated.
It isnt the cleaning agent that stays in your carpet it is the water you put it in it that stays in it. Is almost impossible to remove all water from the carpet and pad. However I used to sell cleaners and the one way that I found that was very good and didnt leave any residue or moisture behind is use a dry foam cleaner the water you use will mix with the cleaner and make a foam that is dry like soap bubbles. After you are done cleaning with it you can usually just vaccuum it and you are done. Some foam cleaning systems usually have a softening agent as well which is good for your carpets fibers as well. Hope htis helps. Definately wouldnt do steam cleaning on carpets though thats for sure.
Q: what is better cheaper?Linolium or Carpet?Where should I look for no glue linoleum?
What room are you going to use it in? For the record, I think peel and stick tiles suck. Also, if you are going to run carpet, make sure it is somewhere where it will never be stained or exposed to food, otherwise you are wasting your money. A roll of vinyl, using some covebase would be fine for a kitchen or bath. Carpet is for living rooms/parlors and bed rooms. Dining rooms and hallways do well with wood or floating laminate floors with a wood finish. During the winter, in colder climates, you need to purchase a nice rug (I prefer Persian, but whatever). to put under the table and you need runners in the hallway.
Q: I recently bought an ikea rug, which isn't exactly an area rug, but is big enough not to put in a washer. I vacuum it regularly, but it is a white rug with big colourful blobs, and the dirt off of my feet can be seen in certain spots.. I was wondering if anyone knew how to clean it.. I was just going to buy a carpet cleaner and scrub it, but there are multiple spots with dirt. Also, I'm not sure if the colours are going to bleed if I try to do that.. I don't really want to buy a steam cleaner, but I guess if that is my only option.. but again i don't want the colours to bleed.Any info is appreciated! Thanks!
Try Woolite carpet and upholstery cleaner. I use it on my area rug. Makes it smell fresh also.
Q: How to choose study carpet?
As your floor color is deep, carpet should choose some low brightness, high saturation color. Your study is big, you can choose pure wool carpet, its characteristics are long fiber, tensile, elastic, shiny, slightly coarse fiber and powerful, and quality is enough. Sticking with floor is the plastic carpet.
Q: My neice spilled pink nail polish on a beige carpet, what can i do to take it out?
If it didn't go into the carpet, let it dry. If it is just lightly on the surface, you can take a razor blade and scrape it off after it dries. If you try to use nail polish remover, it will smear, spread, and make it look worse. The best thing to do on carpet is to try to remove it when it's dry and can be scraped or cut off. I slopped latex paint on my carpet. After it dried, I took thin shears and got just behind the dried paint and cut it away. Although nail polish is not a latex, I still think this is the best way to go. If you must try to use remover, try to get the dry polish off as much as you can first. Then with the remover, stay limited to just the area of the spill, so as not to spread it.
Q: ok so the other day i came home and these 2 guys were in my apartment. they claimed that i owed their boss some money, and i was very shaken up but after it was obvious I wasn't the guy they were looking for, they left- but one of them peed on my rug which was a really good rug. What should I do?
This is a seen from a movie. The guy is a stoner and goes to this rich guys house asking to pay for the rug. I forget the name of the movie but this definitely isn't true. They call the guy the dude and tara reid is in the movie who gets kidnapped... really it's her other boyfriend and they demand 1 million dollars. I think it may be called the dude lol
Q: What's the purpose of an excercise rug? Does it really keep your horse warmn just on rhe hindquarters? But don't horses usually heat up with work. Can it be used walk,trot canter and too jump? I just want to know the purpose of this.
I use an exercise sheet in the winter when walking out to keep my horse warm as her back is clipped. I use mine for slow work or for warming up when riding as I can remove mine whilst riding as it wraps around the saddle. Generally you wouldn't need it once you start cantering and jumping. The other reason for using one is for visibility. Mine is fluorescent yellow so I use it as high viz gear when hacking out.
Q: Can regular liquid laundy detergent be used in a carpet cleaning machine?
Nooooooooooo!!! You don't want anything that will make suds!!! Will clog and ruin the machine. Walmart makes a cleaning solutioncosts $12, is twice the size of the Bissell one and is called Pet and Odor Control. Works just as great as Bissell one...I've used it. Another idea: try using a bit of Oxyclean combined with a tiny bit of liquid Febreze (for fragrance). Shake it in the container to make sure it doesn't produce a lot of suds. Another idea: vinegar and baking soda solution mixed together (vinegar to disinfect and clean, same goes for baking soda).Personally, I hate the smell of vinegar (even though the smell dissipates as it dries...but yuck). Do NOT use those spray on foam cleaner solutions on the carpet either. Remember you also have the option of using the hot water rinse (if you have the Pro2X model). Remember not to saturate any area when using....small sections and get moisture out as you go. Then just when carpet is dry...use your vacuum to fluff up the fibers...carpet will come out soft.

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