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Material:	100% Polyester	Style:	modern fashion patterns	Pattern:	Shaggy
Design:	Solide color or With patterns	Technics:	Hand Tufted	Use:	Home,Hotel,Bedroom,Decorative
Size:	As per your request	Place of Origin:	Tianjin China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	YFS or OEM
Name:	150D shaggy carpets	Materials:	150D korean polyester silk

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Packaging Detail:	Roll in bale in the seperated polybag or as per your request
Delivery Detail:	25-45days after deposit received

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150D polyester shaggy carpets with pattern design
Material:100% polyester
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Q:I have a couple of very expensive rugs that I need cleaned. Just dont want to trust them to anybody that may not know to do them right. Anybody know of a professional that does this: Go okorder ., to locate a certified carpet/upholstery cleaner in your part of the country. If they do not clean wool area rugs they may recommend someone who does. I hope they are not full of pet/dog urine. Some dogs will mark their territory on a wool rug as they sense another animal in the area. Being stupid, they mistake the wool scent for another dog instead of sheep.You can locate specialty wool cleaners in most large metropolitan cities.

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:I have a rug that will not stay put.I have tried the special stuff that they sell to put under rugs to help keep them from slipping. It didn't work.I have dried this special spray stuff that works kind of like the scrapbook glue that you can you can move about. It makes it like a restickable sticker. The sticky wears off quickly though.I have even tried putting felt on the back. That didn't work either.The floor I have it on it my bathroom floor. The tile in there is cheap. It is like the tile on the school floors. (I live in an apartment so I have no choice in that matter.) Part of the problem is also that my cats play tag and the rug seems to be base.Does anyone have any ideas on how to keep this rug from slipping so much?: i always use double sided sticky tape it works for me

Q:I know, chocolate brown, gag me with a spoon, right!? Anyhow, I need a cheap rug for my cheap apartment.I will also have a pistachio green bathroom, what will cordinate with that!?Links please! Thanks a bunch for your help!: A persian rug. But I would have one that was too expensive, because I could not afford it. If you can, then find one that blends all of your colors together well. If you cannot, then go to Big Lots or another distribution center and look. We got a great one for this house 5X7 I think, and it wasn't too expensive. Pulls a room together.

Q:i have some dirty carpet i was wondering if anyone knows what cleaning stuff can get it out without spending a lot of money: You can rent those carpet cleaning vacuums from grocery stores, Walgreens, etc. You have to buy the chemicals though and that costs a little bit more. Still cheaper than a professional company.

Q:whats the difference between the two? i've done latch hooking but im wondering if rug hooking is the same thing or close?: rug hooking and latch hooking are somewhat close but rug hooking is harder and take a long time..............the latch hooking is easier and more fun and takes less time..........

Q:hoover isnt taking any dust as its so thick, neither is brush. the dust when i shake 8t is unbelieveable but how am i supposed 2 clean it? it needs 2 b freshened up. x: ...call Stanley Steamer... they'll be right over and do a great job !

Q:Crawling in an one my carpet how to get rid?: An ant bait placed where they are coming in will give the ants something to take to their nest and in time the ants will be gone. An ant bait for sugar loving ants is needed for them and a protein bait is needed for ants that do not like sugar.

Q:I have a mini and was wondering if during winter he'd be warm enough with these two rugs:a 270g polyester ripstop combo sheet rugand then a cotton combo rug underneath the sheetAny help would be appreciated,Thanks: Horses don't need blankets/rugs. Unless they have just moved to a colder climate, or have health problems, or are severely underweight, or you are extremely stingy with hay/forage, your horse does not need blankets. Especially minis, who have so little surface:mass ratio and SO much hair. Please don't create unnecessary problems by putting any sort of rugs or sheets on your mini. They create more problems than they help. Add: I assume you mean mid-teens Celsius? I have kept horses in places with temps much colder than that, with their fuzzy coats and all the hay they want to eat, and they stayed healthy. Try below zero Fahrenheit. If they have their natural coat and are acclimated to the weather, blankets are not only unnecessary but can make a horse sick. The horse has evolved for millennia to adapt to its environment. It can fluff up its coat or lay it flat according to the hourly changes in weather. When you put a blanket on, you interfere with that ingenious design. The horse can overheat and get chilled very quickly. Let your horse regulate its own body temp. If you see him shivering, THEN see about adding layers. Horses are most comfortable around 40* F. This is the temperature at which scientists have measured, it takes the least effort for the horse to regulate its body temp. To start blanketing at that temp is blatant interference with the horse's bodily functions. (Yes, I know lots of people who do that here in the USA too. I used to work at a stable that used that as their standard to blanket for turnout - if they'd even let the poor things go out.) Sorry if these facts don't agree with some of your opinions. My shoulders are broad and my skin is thick; a few TDs from uneducated folks don't hurt a bit.

Q:Best way to clean persian rug?: Hi, okorder / ... Hope this helps.

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