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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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Nylon Printed Carpet / Rug

Q: My carpets are heavyly stained, i have shampooed them using bleach, but the resalt i want is to bleach them as close to white, or clean i can get . Ihave to small children in the house to think about too! Any suggestions on how to clean the carpet myself, within a day would be great!: I would be very leary of using bleach on carpet. First of all, most carpet has manmade fiber ( nylon or polypropelene, for example) which will melt if bleach hits it. Second, the padding underneath is generally a recycled material that wil disintegrate when the bleach hits it. Third, carpet fiber is held together with a stiff substance that looks a lot like burlap to which the carpet fiber is looped and glued. Bleach will cause the glue to release its adherence over time. Now if your carpet is Olefin, it can take bleach without any of these consequences occurring. But in the final anaylsis, you have small children and bleach is caustic. I would be afraid of having bleach sink down into the padding and having it walk back up to the surface where it could harm or worse yet, poision your children. If you are looking to both brighten the carpet and remove the stains there are many cleaners you can use in a rental steam machine that will do the job, but won't whiten the carpet. You can even use oxyclean diluted in the machine or straight to remove the stains as a pre-spotter. Capture, Resolve, Nature's Miracle and Tech all make heavy duty cleaners that can be loaded into a steam cleaner. Folex found at home depot can brighten and remove most stains with little effort, too.

Q: What is the carpet trace made of?: there are a variety of carpet materials, generally are polypropylene fiber,acrylic fibers, nylon wool and blending .

Q: i can't find any reviews on it. does anyone knows if its any good?: Rambo is a really high quality brand. Most things from them are really nice and durable.

Q: I am redoing a room. Should it be painted before new carpeting? I want the baseboards nicely painted. Just not sure what should be done first.: There is not a wrong or right answer to this question. I always recommend to paint first, that way you don't have to worry about getting paint on your new carpet. Be sure to pull the old carpet away from your baseboards, just to make sure you don't get aline that will show if the new carpet that goes in is shorter. If you really are replacing the carpet it is easy to take a utility knife and just cut about an inch into the existing carpet and pull that part away from the wall. If you are having to live with the carpet for while, then just take an edger and pull the carpet back as you paint. If boards get scuffed when new carpet goes in, it is easy to touch up the scuffed areas. You might want to paint as much as 30 days in advance to give the paint a chance to cure out, less chance of scuffing as paint will be harder, not soft.

Q: what is better cheaper?Linolium or Carpet?Where should I look for no glue linoleum?: What room are you going to use it in? For the record, I think peel and stick tiles suck. Also, if you are going to run carpet, make sure it is somewhere where it will never be stained or exposed to food, otherwise you are wasting your money. A roll of vinyl, using some covebase would be fine for a kitchen or bath. Carpet is for living rooms/parlors and bed rooms. Dining rooms and hallways do well with wood or floating laminate floors with a wood finish. During the winter, in colder climates, you need to purchase a nice rug (I prefer Persian, but whatever). to put under the table and you need runners in the hallway.

Q: do you have to have a specific prayer rug? I have one from Saudi Arabia. Would that work: yh, it usaully has mecca on it and is the size of your body when you bow on the floor. usually looks like this but sometimes different designs

Q: My mother wants to get an oriental rug appraised before perhaps selling it to be cut up. (It's very big but has some rips.) Is it worth getting it cleaned before the appraisal? Thanks!: Places that appraise handmade oriental rugs are often also equipped to repair them. It can be surprising what even torn rugs are worth, depending on age and quality. I moved into an apartment back in college where someone had left an old wool oriental with frayed fringe and a couple of spots worn smooth. It was pretty so I kept it for years and eventually took it to be professionally cleaned -- they told me it was worth over $1000 if it was fixed up! They charged me about $100 to repair the fringe and the bald spots and another $50 to clean it and moth prrof it (probably costs a bit more now). I used it for a few more years and then sold it for $800. The appraisers will be able to look beyond it being dirty to evaluate it so don;t worry about doing that before they see it. Please DON'T wash it with rug shampoo and a hose like the other guy suggested. That would ruin the weaving and run the colors if it is made with old vegetable dyes and would likely shrink the cotton warp and really trash it.

Q: It seems like my hardwood floors are dull where my area rugs are. Is there any way to prevent them from permanently damaging my floors?: When you clean this room, take the rug outside and shake it vigorously. If it is too big to shake, get it up over something like a washline and smack it repeatedly to remove the dirt grit. This dirt grit is what is damaging your floor. Do your best to remove this junk, maybe even try to vacuum both sides of the rug. When you walk over a gritty rug it acts just like sandpaper to your floors finish.

Q: Ok the horse will be living in the UK in the south were it can get cold in the middle of winter and very hot in the summer. I have written a list of rugs, Could anybody tell me if it will be suitable for a horse which will be turned out. Heavy Weight Stable Rug (300g)Middle Weight Stable Rug (110g)FleeceHeavy Turnout Rug (350g)Middle Weight Turnout Rug (200g)Rambo Hooded Fly SheetI may have over estimated a little or perhaps its not enough? I would prefer to get rugs i can layer up so i dont have to buy quite as many to begin with. Also do i need an exercise sheet or is this an extra? Thanks for you help! :D: I would hate to be the one changing these blankets all the time! For my wimpy thoroughbred who is turned out during the day and in at night, I have a 200g stable blanket, a 200g medium weight turnout blanket, and a 0g turnout sheet. From 60 - 40 degrees he wears the 0g turnout sheet. From 39 - 20 degrees he wears the medium weight blanket From 20 degrees and below he wears the stable blanket with the medium weight on top Super easy.