Colorful Faux Sheep Skin Rug

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Specification details：

1. Material: Faux sheepskin fur

2. Color: Natural or dyed as your need

3. Fur Length: 5~8cm or 2-3cm

4. Origin: Australian, NZ, China and so on

5. Features: Smooth, soft and warm

6. Usage: Popular used as home decoration

7. Size specification: 50*80cm/ 60*95cm/ 60*100cm

Product Features：

1.Made by Faux sheep fur

2. Color and size can be OEM

3. Smooth, soft&warm

Colorful Faux Sheep Skin Rug

Q:Can anyone tell me if it is tacky to use a large carpet remnant as an area rug rather than buying a regular rug? I'm on a pretty tight budget, and I need a LARGE (10x10 ish) rug for our living room. Regular rugs that large are several hundred dollars. What do you think? Any other suggestions?: No, but... do you have a fabric outlet in your area? I got my large (8'x10' I believe) rug from a fabric outlet in my area, for $150. not bad! Its beautiful too. just a suggestion.

Q:My son got orange marker on our carpet, (which is the longer strand kind). I went to my old standby stain remover of vinegar baking soda which I've never had any issues with until now. Now the orange marker is gone but I have a fairly large spot that's now much lighter than the rest of the carpet! And the spot cannot be easily covered and is in a very visible place. Please help!: Most carpet is made from nylon or polyester, and the color is inside the fiber -- if you bleached a lighter spot with baking soda and vinegar (very weak acid), I opine that what you really did was clean grime from the carpet - it's almost impossible to bleach color out of hard synthetic fiber. Try renting a carpet cleaning machine from the grocery or tool rental store, and put some vinegar in with the hot water and detergent. Won't hurt the carpet, and might resolve the problem. If your carpet is very old or very expensive, it might be wool, but very little wool carpet can be found anymore -- it's just too expensive.

Q:When do you feel it is too cold or too hot for your horse and you need to rug him/her? How can you tell if your horse needs to be rugged or unrugged? Thanks, and could you also include some points about the differant types of rugs and what each are best for and when you should use them eg. winter rugs, summer rugs, cavasson (i think thats it:)), ect. thanks! xx: A okorder / The higher the denier the tougher the rug. 600 denier will tear easier and be less water proof then a 1200 plus denier rug. I have the last one shown (Defender) is a great rug for really cold frosty winters. Tough denier and no neck rug attached, which I prefer for my horses that are not in much work. In spring I then switch it for a lighter rug, which they usually wear for a month or so before I leave it off completely. But please remember, even if you switch to a lighter rug, it will still need to come off each morning if it is warm and during their heavy moulting in the first month of spring.

Q:My grandmother just purchased a new rug to replace her old carpet. It moves very easily so it was recommended that she buy rug padding and attach it to the floor under the rug. She's worried that it will need to be stapled to the floor and in the event that the rug needs to be lifted/moved in a hurry she wont be able to move the padding, and it could get damaged.So my question, more specificially: Is there another way to apply the padding under the rug without permanently securing it (ie: staples)? Or is there a special rug padding that doesn't need to be stapled? And in your opinion, will this alternative way make the rug just as immovable?Thanks!: I don't see why you couldn't get some carpet cut.. My basement has exactly that. The carpet has padding under naturally, but im sure you can get more padding for under it its that pricey for padding.

Q:My parents used to sell rugs (they have a large collection of oriental rugs in their house) by teaching an adult education course at a local high school and inviting people to an open house. Since they didn't elect to teach the course this semester, they feel that they have no hope of selling rugs. I'm sure there are a lot of ways of promoting my parents rug business/collection on the internet without the course. My parents are not particuarly familiar with e-commerce, and I am only marginally familiar with it.What's the best way to use the internet to help my parents business?: You can sell your oriental rugs online through many online retailers like Overstock and Target.

Q:Ha-ha, all jokes aside, this is a serious rug question. What do you call the type of rug that instead of being made out of yarn, is made out of jagged-cut t-shirt material hooked through rug backing? I want one but don't know how to search for it.: Think okorder /

Q:one of my cats uses area rugs for a litterbox. I have a multi cat household , I use large shallow tubs for litter boxes and they are cleaned daily. I am only having problems with one cat: what are you cleaning the rugs with afterwards? if it is an ammonia based cleaning product it is likely to attract the cat, who is probably marking his(?) territory. Is he happy within the group of cats, or does he scrap/is he picked on by the others? The easiest way to stop this is to remove the rugs for a few weeks then put them back to see whether the habit is broken. If not you may need to resign yourself to a life without rugs.

Q:My cat (Happy) pees all over this 1 rug we have. Happy is almost 13! And not fixed. Her mother also peed, on the 1 rug we have. Why is Happy doing it? How do it stop her?: I think its to do with your previous cat. maybe happy misses mum? or maybe its just a territory thing!

Q:should horses (in summer) always or most of the time wear a kool coat/sheet?if so why is this essential?: I have always kept either a flag cloth or a kool coat on my horses in summer, 1. it keeps biting and annoying insects off them, 2. if the horse it reflects the sun ( as the rugs are white) which works well if your horse is dark in colour 3.If your horse has a very fine coat they can get their skin sun burnt, the rugs prevent this. I swear by them, also they keep their coats nice and shiny, and they don't sun bleach.

Q:How to clean the coke on the carpet!: apply detergent on dirty places, rub over and over again, then absorb the water after it is clean, finally blow it dry with hair dryer.

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