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Fruit Pattern Nylon Printed Carpet

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Nylon Printed Carpet / Rug


1Technical Specification of Nylon Printed Carpet / Rug


1).Surface Material :100% Nylon

2).Back: Latex Back or Non-woven Back

3).Pile Height: 3-5mm

4).Pile Weight:270-650g/m2

5).Total Weight:1000g/m2

6).Popular Size:40x60,50x80,60x90,100x150,160*230cm


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Competitive price with best quality;

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Q: than cleaning it at home with my own carpet cleaning machine? For example I have a stain on my carpet in my living room. When I clean it, it looks clean....but a few weeks later it pops up again....if I hire professionals will it come up?
Maybe this will helps..
Q: My daughter has dropped a cup of quot;florida's natural orange juicequot; on the living room rug. Is as if my rug has been bleached.
If it has removed the color, you cannot fix that. Do you happen to have a piece of that rug left over? If so, you can replace the section in your rug that has been damaged by actually carefully cutting out a piece and replacing it with another. If you have some of the rug, just make sure you keep the direction of the pile the same in the piece you insert. I have done this to remove a stain ifrom a new rug and the piece was still there and unnoticeable years later when I sold the house.
Q: I need to clean a spot of urine from our oriental rug (from Dubai). It may have been a day old when I discovered it. I soaked up as much as I could with a paper towel but it has left a slight stain.
You do not need to buy anything expensive. The ingredients you need are baking soda, vinegar, dish washing liquid, and hydrogen peroxide. This will work on both the stain and the odor. Many people swear by various commercial products and you could buy something from a pet store or from a vet, but this recipe will work just as well and won't cost as much. Best of luck with it.
Q: Does anyone know if disposable kitchen rugs are made and sold anywhere? I would like to have a bunch of fairly good quality rugs in the closet and change then out whenever needed. Just pick u[p the dirty one and throw it away. Any ideas?
I have never heard of disposable kitchen rugs. Perhaps just buy s really cheap rug and then you can always throw it away when you are done. Some cheap area rugs are available at the following places:
Q: I have two area rugs that need cleaned. They aren't stained, just a bit dingy looking from my lab laying on them. One is a jute type rug, 8x10, and the other is a mixed type blend 7x9, it does have some wool in it. I was just wondering if I could use my hand held steamer, I have a Shark Steamer, to clean these? Will it hurt them?If I do this, what should I use with it, just water or some kind of carpet cleaner, etc?
I have an iron that has that feature for vertical steaming, and it works very well. It delivers a lot of steam (using the powerful blast of steam button). I was surprised at how effective it is, as long as you don't place the soleplate too close to the fabric, particularly if there is synthetic fibre in the material. I also had one of the larger steamers, but I think the iron with the steamer feature works better than the other one. The brand is by T-fal, and the link below shows it (mine was on sale, much lower than the price shown):
Q: I am desperately trying to find out how to remove melted candle wax from carpet. Help!
Remove as much wax as possible by hand. Then take a brown paper bag and put it over the wax and iron over it with a warm iron. Keep moving to a clean section of the bag as the wax is picked up.
Q: How to remove laundry detergent from rug?
if the rug can be moved hose it down with the hose. if not get a carpet cleaner and use plain water to clean it it should suck up the detergent. You can usually rent rug doctors for pretty cheat and it doesnt take very long.
Q: What about carpet shedding?
Keep the carpet dry. Therefore, carpets should be aired regularly. Sun in the sun, this also can avoid wool carpet fading problems.
Q: How do you handle the new carpet?
Wash: spray detergent 10 to 15 minutes after the stain from the fiber, and then wash it with a washing machine. Operate back, each operation ensures a portion overlap, at least two times after washing.
Q: Yo!My apartment floors are horrable tiles in the living and bed rooms and I hate it! It's cold and cracked up and ugly. Anyways, we started looking at area rugs but for the sizes we would need to cover most of the rooms we are only finding ones that cost like $1,000 - and we can't afford that - and thats at places like kohls and target, places I thought would be cheap. Are there any websites where I can buy large area rugs for cheap? Or could I even buy the kind of rugs they usually install but not install it? Where would I get that? At this point anything is going to look better then these stupid tiles!
I buy all of our large area rugs on OKorder. I bought one that is like 11 or 12 feet by 7 or 8 feet(sorry can't find my measuring tape) for $80.00 with shipping. It is a knock off Persian rug design. We have had it for over a year and it still looks great. Just nose around a little and be sure to check the sellers feedback to be sure you are dealing with a reputable seller and be sure to check out the shipping charges before deciding. Good luck!!

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