Fashion Living Room Natural Sisal Carpets
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Specifications of Sisal Carpets and Rugs
1 Material: Natural sisal
2 Thickness: 5-10mm
3 Regular Roll Size: 4*30 M
4 Regular Rug Size: 2*2M,2*3M,2*4M,3*4M,4*6M,4*7M or other size as your request
5 Pattern: Customized,we have available design for your choice,don't hesitate to contact with us
6 Width: 4m
7 Lenth : Can be adjustable
8 Backing : Latex
9 Additional Backing : Non-woven backing,PU leather backing or other backing as your choice
10 Border: 3-12CM
11 Use Range: Home, commercial, hotel.
Advantage of Sisal Carpets and Rugs
1) 100% natural sisal yarn.
2) Made from infinitely replenishable resources.
3) Sisal absorb moisture from the air when it's humid and release it when the humidity drops, this stabilise the surroundings for sensitive noses.
4) Natural colours - fits almost any decor.
5) Hard and resilient fiber provides excellent scrubbing action (ideal for door / entrance mat applications) .
6) Sisal carpet and rugs: hard wearing, rustic and elegant.
Pictures of Sisal Carpets and Rugs
- Q: It looks like rust, or a burn on a cotton rug. Oxy clean and hydrogen peroxide won't touch it
- oh, I thought you were talking about a toupee!
- Q: my carpets is full of old stains and i need to get the out . is there any good home remedies that i can try to remove the stains from my carpet .. thanks
- All okorder . At least call and get a quote. These people are in business to help you clean and protect your valuable investment in carpeting. Have it professionally cleaned at least once a year, more often if you have pets.By the way, spotting solutions left in the carpet become sticky soil and dirt attracting magnets.
- Q: I bought this cool wool runner rug at a consignment shop. It is possibly a blended wool with some brown cotton type thread woven in it that extends thoughout and the remains of the thread is the knotted fringes at the end.
- The design is typical of the southwestern motif. It's not old at all and it's made in Mexico. They make these kinds of narrow rugs with that kind of border. It's not made in India and it's not a dhurrie. These Mexican rugs are hand loomed and usually a cottage industry rug. Usually women make them at home. It's less than 30 years old.
- Q: What carpet is better for lawn wedding? Polypropylene fiber? Dacron? Acrylic? Or else?
- Synthetic fiber carpet, also known as synthetic fiber carpet, can be divided into nylon, polypropylene, polyester and acrylic four. We commonly used nylon carpet, it is characterized by strong wear resistance, and overcomes the defect of easy corrosion and mildew carpet shortcomings; it designs similar to wool, but the flame retardancy, antistatic property and some relative. Shanghai has a large Home Furnishing museum building materials "nest Home Furnishing museum building materials" inside the carpet to sell it, are imported by, can see the. "
- Q: what's an estimation on installing cheap carpet and padding in a 15x18 room? thanks!
- Well it really depends on where you live and who there is to install it. You can usually count on atelast $50-$150 an hour for installation. Some come as a package. Carpet usually can run anywhere from $1.99 on sale upwards to $15.00 a sq ft.
- Q: Our kids have gotten playdough on our carpet and it is dryed up.
- I have a suggestion. It has happened with my carpet in the past. All you need to do is, take piece of rag (preferably cotton), immerse it in boiling hot water and dab it on the patch where it is. This should soften both the carpet and the dough. Once this is done, say, in a couple mins or so, take a terrycot towel and brush it in one stroke. This will take off the stuff from the carpet. If this does not work, take a moist cloth (drenched in regular water). Take a semi-hot pressing iron, and slowly and lightly iron the surface of the cloth. This will make the dough stick to the cloth. It is pretty simple and non-time-consuming. Good luck :)
- Q: The rug is 6' x 8'
- Tuck the effected corners under the rug and leave like this for a few days then put back straight
- Q: We have our carpet cleaned once a year and after 6 months all the stains are back. A carpet cleaner told me if it was cleaned properly the stains wouldn't return. My carpet is a type of berber, but not the good berber. I have always used steam cleaning. My question is would a chem clean be better. Another carpet place told me probably the stains were down in the pad. Is there a cleaning that would go deep into the pad otherwise I am faced with getting 1200 yards of new carpet. You imput would be greatly appreciated.
- The best carpet for cleaning is nylon. Most inexpensive berber is made from Olefin, which by it nature is very difficult to clean. Olefin is an oil derivative and once anything greasy goes down it kind of binds to the carpet. As to why the stain reappears, the answers that you have gotten are correct. All carpet cleaning methods only clean the fibers of the carpet not the base. Once it is cleaned it looks clean only to have whatever is down there wick right back to the surface. There is no system that cleans the pad or the backing unfortunately. There are some powders that once placed on the carpet will pull the stain to the surface for better cleaning, but it is a very time consuming expensive process and probably not worth the trouble. The only thing that I can recommend is to make sure when you do have your carpets cleaned that they are using truck mounted steam cleaning. That is the most powerful method in the business and if anything has a chance of sucking up the dirt that is it - Good Luck!
- Q: The hotel I work at is doing some major renovations. One of our flooring contractors left spackle foot prints all over our BRAND NEW carpet. How do you remove it without damaging the carpet?
- Get as much up as possible while it's dry, once it gets wet it's going to stain and be a mess. You'll probably end up steam vacuuming it up in the end.
- Q: My cat is 2 1/2 yrs old and I've had him since he was 6 months old. Within this past couple of months he started pooping for some reason on one of my kitchen rugs. I've tried everything to correct this. I've used Nature's Miracle, Vinegar, other pet odor removers, put food in the spot so he would avoid the area, and not only changed litters but changed to scoopable. NOTHING has helped!! At first changing the litters seem to help and I scooped it out every couple of days. My only other choice is to scoop it out every day and/or put him in a cage for a week all day long with his own litter to try and break the habit. Other than that I feel I've run out of options! HELP...I'm at my wits end!!!
- ok so either you could use a different pet repellent on the carpet or try something on the carpet that cats dont like on their paws... so they dont like walking on foil or rocks. also try a sound machine to scare them. I've had a toy that when it sensed motion it scared the cat away. also to encourage your cat to use the litter box you can move his poop to the litterbox.
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