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Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

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Min Order Qty:
200 m²
Supply Capability:
50000 m²/month

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Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

FOB Price:

US $ 11 - 20 / Square Meter

MOQ:

200 Square Meter/Square Meters

Supply Ability:

50000 Square Meter/Square Meters per Month

Port:

TIANJIN

Payment Terms:

L/C,T/T, Western Union

Quick Details of Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

  • Material: 100% Polyester

  • Style: shaggy carpets

  • Pattern: shaggy

  • Design: Modern

  • Techniques: woven

  • Use: Bathroom, Bedroom, Commercial, Decorative, Home, Hotel, Prayer, Toilet, Floor

  • Size: any size

  • Model Number: SUN0854 shaggy rugs

  • Type: Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

  • Material: 100% Polyester

  • Color: any color

  • Design: Modern design

  • Pile weight: 2300-3600g/sqm

  • Pile height: 2.5-175px

  • Back: canvas back

  • OEM: acceptable

Packaging & Delivery of Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

Packaging Details:

roll up and put into the poly bag

Delivery Detail:

35-40 DAYS

 

Description of Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

Name

Carpets of Polyester Microfiber Made-in-China

Style No.

SUN0854

Material

100% polyester

Pile height

From 2.5 to 175px

Pile weight

From 2300g to 3600g/sqm

Size

Any size

Color

Any color 

Designs

Solid color or simple design

Rug back

Canvas latex back

Back colors

White or grey

Yarn

thick yarn, thin yarn, thick yarn & thin yarn mixed available

 

 

 

Q:I have a smallish (3ft by 5ft) area rug that needs to be cleaned. It's not worth enough to pay a cleaner and I have hardwood floors so I'm not trying to rent a steam cleaner. I was thinking about using a clothes line between two trees and hosing it down real well with a pressurized garden hose... I have tried vacuuming and quot;beatingquot; the rug with a stick, but there is a dingy coloration that I think needs water/washing to get it looking nice. I wasn't going to use any detergents, just water and a scrub brush then let it air dry for a day or so. Does this seem like at least a semi-good idea? I'll sooner throw the rug out and spend money on a new one than spend money cleaning this one. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Q:I really like this rug, but it's rather pricey!Anybody know of some similar ones?
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Q:my mom has purple marker stuck in her carpet.
You need a solvent to dissolve the marker and then it needs to be rinsed and extracted from carpet. You can try rubbing alcohol like the first suggestion but goof off or goo gone will work better. 1. Spray or pour onto carpet - It is important that you use a little bit at a time so you don't dissolve the glues in the backing or damage the fibers. Lightly agitate will a rag to help dissolve the contamination - too much agitation can damage fibers. It needs to be rinsed thoroughly with water. Soak the area with water and suck out immediately with a carpet cleaning machine or shop vac would work too. make sure you do this multiple times to remove all residues from the carpet Repeat steps 1, 2 3 until gone MANY CONSUMER CARPET CLEANING PRODUCTS CAN MAKE STAINS WORSE OR SET THE STAIN. Trying multiple products will greatly increase the odds of causing permanent damage. IF YOU CAN'T GET IT OUT YOU MAY WANT TO HIRE A PROFESSIONAL WHO USES PRO'S CHOICE INK OUT, PRO SOLV GEL, OR CITRA QUICK AND HAS EXPERIENCE REMOVING INK STAINS. GOOD LUCK!
Q:Looking for an exposé kind of guide for buying carpets both online and at lifestyle stores. Websites should be helpful. Thanks.
Carpet Buying Secrets by Laura Adams (also known as Insider Secrets to Buying Floor Covering) -- It's the best carpet buying guide I know and also the most current on tips and trends. I work as an Interior Designer, so buying carpets 'smartly' is part of my job. The reason I like this guide is because - (1) It addresses safe buying practices for both professionals and home owners, and (2) It tells you some little-known secrets about buying carpets that the store salesman might just forget to tell.. or may not want you to know about.
Q:im a new rider, and next week i will got my first pony. i wanna buy some rugs for him. Couly you introduce different rugs and good brands.im in UK.xx
Is he coming with any rugs? See what he has before making any purchases. In terms of types, it depends on whether he is going to be field kept, stable kept, on a combined system and if he will be clipped in the winter. It also depends on the individual - some horses feel the cold more than others. It also depends on the storage space you have at the yard. My Connemara is on a combined system (in at night, out during the day) and has a hunter clip in the winter. These are the types of rugs he has: -Lightweight turnout -Middleweight turnout -Heavyweight turnout -Detachable neck cover for turnout rugs -Fly rug -Fleece coolers (we have a few of these as we like to keep one worn and the others clean for after bathing him when we are going competing) -Lightweight stable rug -Middleweight stable rug -Heavyweight stable rug -Duvet-type under rug -Summer sheet In the winter we layer rugs depending on the weather and the clip he has - he often starts with a blanket clip and once that starts to grow out, he has a hunter clip and requires more or different rugs. Rugs that are clean and not currently in use are left in the bags the cleaning lady put them in (we send rugs off to be cleaned a couple of times a year) and are stored in a wardrobe in a container provided by the yard we're on so they stay clean and dry. The rugs we currently use (fly rug, summer sheet, fleece, LW T/O) are hanging on racks in his stable - it may be summer, but the weather has no idea what to do so he is occasionally wearing a summer sheet or fleece at night. As for brands, it's trial and error. Our turnout rugs are Amigo and are about 12 years old and in excellent condition; our fly rug, under rug, summer sheet and one of the fleeces are Masta (again quite old - fly rug on its last legs though!); and his stable rugs all came with him. He did have two turnouts that came with him, but they got torn in the field - we tried patching them up, but they eventually died on us.
Q:Who has the glue formula for laying the carpet?
Production process:The water is added to the reaction pot, the temperature is raised to 70 DEG C, and then slowly added to the polyvinyl alcohol, and the temperature is increased to 90~95 DEG C, so that the PVA is completely dissolved.Cooling the polyvinyl alcohol solution to 80~85 DEG C, dropping hydrochloric acid, stirring for 20 minutes, adding formaldehyde for condensation, takes about 60 minutes.
Q:im putting new carpet in my camaro..what glue do should i use and how do i seal it?
molded floor carpet should just lay down maybe some spray trim adhesive for the jute backing. but only a little. I prefer 3M brand at auto supply stores
Q:I know you say quot;six by six foot rugquot; or quot;six sq.foot rugquot; but which of the above is correct?
You're using it as an adjective, a six-foot rug. It'll be easier to give more examples than to describe the rule. A drive of ten miles is a ten-mile drive. A baby that weighs eight pounds is an eight-pound baby. A building with six stories is a six-story building. Etc.
Q:I have heard that cleaning a carpet with a quot;carpet cleanerquot; can actually harm the carpet. How do I clean my carpet, which is brand new, without harming it? I heard you have to put scotch guard or something on it.....idk please help! Thanks!
Here's the best way: Cleaning a carpet is almost a calling, you must consider many things. What is the carpet made of? Wool, nylon, synthetic materials, combinations of wool and silk and or cotton fibers. It makes a great deal of difference what the carpet is made of, in your approach to cleaning it. If its some sort of synthetic fiber like nylon, for example, forget about ever getting that spot out. If its a natural fiber such as wool or silk or cotton you can clean it First you need a pail, tepid water and a decent sponge or two. Of the utmost importance is real soap, not detergent or dish soap but liquid soap that you can whip into a sort of froth. The soap should be either castile soap that has been grated or the gentlest sort of liquid hand soap on the market. What you need to do now is place some soap in a jar or the pail and make a large amount of froth or bubbles. You will only be using the froth to clean the stain. You can use one of the sponges for this, soak the sponge in the soap bubbles. After absorbing as much material as possible from the actual stain. Don't rub or scrub the stain, just sponge the soap into the fibers with a gentle press and lift motion. Repeat until the spot disappears. Now, the second part, pour a few tablespoons of white vinegar into a pail of tepid water and using the second sponge moistened with vinegar and water, remove the soap on the carpet. Using the same method mentioned above. It takes time and effort but in the end, if you have a carpet worth keeping this is the way to do it. You may have to do this a multitude of times to remove the stains, never leave soap on a carpet, it matts the fibers and dirt is attracted to the sticky soap residue. Try not to use too much force either when cleaning it, gentle is the key, as it destroys the nap of the carpet.
Q:i puked on my carpet then i scrubed it with soap and water. just wanna know if that'll cause mold to occur?
it won't cause mould to occur so long as you gently go over the stain with warm water and a bit of washing powder,not with any foam or mousse as they will bleach your carpets(they really do bleach).after that,go over it again with just warm water and soak out moisture with a towel or tissue paper.when completely dry,lightly sprinkle talcum powder over it to keep away any smells.don't hoover it off,just let it get walked into the carpet and hoover it the day after.

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