EPE, XPE 180x120x1cm double-sided baby playing mats

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Packaging Details:	Inner packing: bale packing handbag or shrink wrapping Outer packing: carton We suggest 25 pcs open packed in a woven bag for the thickness of 1.0cm
Delivery Detail:	7-10 days

EPE/XPE 180*120*1cm double-sided baby playing mats
Eco materials
Passed SGS
Waterproof,Portable
Size & patterns optional

EPE/XPE 180*120*1cm double-sided baby playing mats

Item No.	SY1616	Material	PE film+EPE+PE film
Color	2-sided	Gross weight	0.79kg
Thickness	1cm	Product size(cm)	1201801
Approval	SGS, CCC	OEM	Size and patterns can be customized
Outer packing	Suggest 25 pcs open packed in a woven bag	Woven bag packed size(cm)	18012025

EPE, XPE 180x120x1cm double-sided baby playing mats

Q: We have a fairly large area rug in our living room but over time it has become wrinkled. I don't want to buy a new one yet, so how can we get it to lay flat against the carpet and not bunch up with stubborn wrinkles anymore?: Hang the rug up if you can and spray it with water and see if you can work the wrinkles out by pulling of them. Good Luck

Q: I got a rug burn on my toe Monday and not quite sure how to treat it. When I looked up how to treat rug burns, every site said that they were like 1st degree burns or a sunburn and should be pretty much treated the same way. However mine is open and for the first few days, was leaking pus and a clear liquid. It hasn't healed up yet and I have been treating it as a cut. It fizzes when peroxide is applied but today didn't do it as much (and hurts much less). Am I doing the right thing? Also is there a cool trick to get a band aid to stay on my toe? The burn is at the joint that is the foot equivalent of a knuckle.: You cannot get a third degree rug burn. Third degree burns are full thickness: all the layers of skin and into the muscle is burned. You have a 1st degree burn. An open burn, yes, but still first degree. You scraped off a layer or two of skin, which is why it was leaking plasma. Stop using peroxide as that is often too harsh and causes more damage as it will kill the regenerating cells. Stick with a simple antibacterial cream or ointment and bandage it. If band-aids won't say on, buy some gauze pads and medical tape.

Q: My roommate used a rug doctor to clean the carpet, she is a complete cleaning novice, and did it while i was at work. She sprayed to much of the cleaning liquid and left us with slightly damp carpet, it now smells. I have been spraying it with febreeze, but it doesn't seem to be helping too much.I was planning a dinner for some friends on friday night, but it's just embarrassing. Is there anyway i can at least minimize the smell by then?: I can suggest this,. I think you should have the carpet steam cleaned, WHY? because if you don?t you will never rid the smell on top of that mold will start to grow under the damp carpet,

Q: It's like a Persian rug (much less expensive--a rustic rug for our lodge-style home that's perfect as a wallhanging, but we want to hang the rug like a tapestry using velcro against a velcro-stapled board (as they do in museums). The problem is that the weaving is so virtually impenetrable that I'm breaking needles, fraying thread, creating callouses, dying a slow death :-) This will take me next to forever. There must be a better way than doing this by hand. Or, am I simply using the wrong equipment? I'm using curved upholstery needles, thimbles, upholstery thread (the thread often frays or comes out of its knot!), pliers (for the intense pushing of the needles through the shield-like rug backing. Please help!I just need to sew a two-inch strip that's about 6 ft. in length, but I've spent half a day sewing about 3 inches!: It would be much easier if you bought a small piece of carpet tack strip and nailed it to the wall. Then, all you'd have to do is press the carpet to it, as they do when laying carpeting.

Q: When we finally peeled it off, it left behind all the stuff that was under it including pieces of the fuzzy part. Anyone know what I can use to get it off?? Right now my hubbs and I are scraping it off but it is taking forever. Thanks in advance!!: I would say go to the store and get an all purpose cleaner. Spray or pour it onto the surface and let it soak in. This should help a lot.

Q: I need new carpet in my Buick rendezvous and i want to know where to find the stock carpet, the same kind thats in it not just mats to cover it up. I want to tear the old stuff out and put the same new in.: I okorder /... I checked through most of the info pages and then I called up ACC and Newark to get more info. I ended up buying the ACC carpet because they had the color and material I liked the best. ============

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: 1600*800 what size carpet is appropriate below the tea table?: Carpet size should be determined by the size of the sofa, irrelevant to the tea table. In principle, it's as big as the virtual box occupied by the sofa, but move away from the TV, not all under the sofa. Just bigger than the coffee table is not, but the problem is easy to sit on the sofa when you sit on the edge, easy to edge.

Q: I have a carpet that I am having removed in order to install hardwood floors. The carpet itself is only about a year old and still in very good condition. (If we didn't have pets we would probably keep it.) We have another house we would like to put the carpet in, but would only like to do so in the form of an area rug. Is this kind of transplant possible? Has anyone ever done this? What are some other options?Thanks!: yes you can cut it to size and bind the sides

Q: I have a big rug in my bathroom (Not huge, its about 5' x 3').. it's thick and has a thick rubber back. I don't know how to describe what it's made of, but it's not the usual kind of rug you would find to go around the toilet (with a toilet seat cover to match), it's a more expensive rug and the threads kind of loop up and back in.. lol Does that make sense? Anyway, it's been in my bathroom for a while and I want to wash it but I don't want to ruin it. Help?: Put it in your yard and wash it with a hose

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