Hand Hooked Polyester Carpet
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Hand hooked Indoor /outdoor Rugs
Specification:
(1)Material:100% polyester
(2)Construction:Hand-hooked
(3)Pile height:1700g/sqm
(4)Pile height:8~10 mm
(5)Size:70X140,1.4m*2.0m;1.6m*2.3m;2.0m*3.0m and any size.
(6)Color:any color
(7)Desgin:Our and customer's designs
(8)Backing:cotton cloth
(9)Packing: pp bags
(10)Cintainer Holding:
20ft container: 2500 sqms
40ft container: 5000 sqms
40ft HQ container: 6000sqms
(11)MOQ:500sqms
(12)Delivery time:30~40days.
- Q: I have a Large area rug that I need cleaned. A woman that had a HOUSE TRAINED dog gave it to me. I want to clean it as the dog walked and layed down on this rug as well. The dog never urinated on this rug which is good. It just smells like dog so I want to get it cleaned. I don't think a rug doctor will do the trick. Does anyone out there know where I can take it to be cleaned. Again this a LARGE. thanks. Or if you have used a rug doctor or s specific cleaner to remove (not cover up) the odor please let me know what works for you.
- Karen's answer would be best, just put it in the yard and soak the crap out of it.. but if you don't have a yard, the bathtub will do. Put it in, put some detergent in, (and maybe the salt to help keep the dye from going anywhere) swish it around a lot and maybe let it soak, then drain and refill the tub until you feel it's rinsed.
- Q: Hey guysSo i threw up on a living room rug, the kind that goes under a coffee table, and it's been sitting there in my backyard for a while. I know i can't get the stain out myself, so i was wondering, how much would it cost to get the rug professionally cleaned? I need to clean it. I don't need to know exact prices, just like, an average carpet cleaning price. Thanks alot guys
- The cheapest way to clean a rug is clean it yourself using rug cleaner or you can rent a rug cleaner from one of the grocery stores for a couple of hours. If you hire a professional it will cost too much.
- Q: I have installed carpet by myself in two different rooms with nothing more than a razor blade. However, the room I intend to carpet next is a little bit larger and I will have to seam the carpet. I've never had to do that before. What equipment is absolutely necessary? Is doing the seam easy?
- I've fixed up a few houses for extra money and always used same carpet guys. It looks like they use carpet tape and an iron. But I have seen the difference between they guys with and without experience. You might want to have someone take this room on for ya.
- Q: My brother has an area rug that constantly bunches. It is on top of carpet and we put a pad with that gripping surface under it, but it still won't stay put. We need something that will keep it from wrinkling every time someone walks on it. Is there a product (besides duct tape) that will do this?
- tack it down on the edges
- Q: has any one had them out to clean your carpet and if so is it worth the money? give me some stories good or bad about them
- Used them many times and they are very reasonably priced. If you aren't moving your furniture (which we didn't) make sure they put everything up on blocks so as not to stain the carpets until they dry. It's a normal procedure for them but they can mess up and your wood or fabric that touches the wet carpet will stain it. When they are done your carpets should only be damp and not wet to the touch. If they are wet don't let them leave until the carpets are only damp. Stanley Steemer is a franchise operation so not all franchises are great. I use them for a whole house cleaning but use my own steam cleaner much more often. I have saved a lot of money by owning my own steam cleaning machine which is a Bissell. I can keep up on carpet cleaning routinely as opposed to waiting until the carpets are in dire need. I would recommend after you use Stanley to buy your own cleaner.
- Q: its brand new.. but it smells awful.. like a burnt popcorn/broken vacuum smell.i tried to let it air out for days .. not working.. and its too heavy to bring otuside.. its very light colored.. is it okay to ripe it down with soap and water and a rag?? will the soap do anything to the rug?and is there a better option? to wash it with
- The best way to keep a rug clean is to keep it from getting dirty in the first place. Removing outdoor shoes when entering the house (as people do in most rug-weaving countries) is a good idea if this accords with your lifestyle. Bare-foot or sock-foot traffic is much gentler to a rug than a hard outdoor-shoe sole (or spike heel), and leaving your outdoor shoes at the entrance to the house tracks in much less dirt. Be aware that it is not advised to use carpet shampoos or sprays! **************************************... Carpet shampoos if not rinsed out thoroughly, usually end up attracting more dirt, and with carpet shampooing machines (especially ones with several brushes) care must be taken to avoid damage to your area rugs. Know that if you do plan to shampoo your carpet yourself you should first sweep or brush the carpet so that the nap stands up and loosens any embedded dirt. Then vacuum. By doing this, the carpet might look clean enough so that you could delay shampooing it. Neutralize odors by sprinkling a mixture of 1 cup Borax and 2 cups cornmeal. Allow to stand for an hour before vacuuming. You can also use commercially available fragrance powders for vacuums they might work too. You can sprinkle baking powder all over the carpet.The longer you leave the baking soda on the floor, the better it will clean and freshen the carpet up. It cleans up the area where the smell originated and stops it from getting in the air. Hope you are able to get rid of the smell with no harm to the carpet!! Good Luck !!
- Q: My 5 year old son and i are moving into a flat that has an existing carpet which the owner refuses to lift. I had a carpet cleaning company come in to clean the carpets today and they now seem ok. MY question is : Can carpets cause respiratory problems in young kids? We sleep on a futon which is very low so our heads will be near the carpet. Of course i will be vacuuming as frequently as possible but i have heard that dangerous bacteria etc.. get into the carpet that the vacuum cant get out. What are the health hazards and can my healthy 5 and a half year old get affected? I would hate for him to develop allergies, respiratory problems or wore case scenario Asthma.
- Actually carpets are not a hazard for kids. The only hazard would be when carpets are exposed. Since carpet is mostly exposed to dirt and dust, it may cause problems to youngsters especially it would affect the respiratory system. Just clean the carpet more regularly than the usual. Or... don't use carpets. It really depends on the kid whether he has a resperitory ailment or not. If the kid has problems on his respiration or some allergy related to dust, dirt and animal fur, definitely don't use carpets. It's best to be safe than sorry.
- Q: the laying scheme of carpet
- Dissolve vitamin C into water. Use soot to dip water and wipe on it, then use duster cloth to wipe
- Q: I have been instructed by my HOA to quot;Carpet all floorsquot; as I laid a vinyl plank and it's against HOA rules. Could I get away with laying carpet tiles over this? I have pets and I believe carpet tiles will work better as I can replace a tile if it becomes damaged.
- carpet okorder . there are many suppliers but this one had a great selection and price. a carton of 10 tiles 24x24 inch $8 per tile.
- 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
- That sounds like a good list. I think it's important to figure out the type of horse you will be getting, whether its clipped (and how much) and how long it will be out for. Also if the stables are well-insulated (and some posh stables have heating!) you might not need the heavyweight stable rug. Also if you find the horse is stabled in American design stabling/barn, the horse might not need a heavyweight rug due to the shared bodyheat. But it all depends on the horse and it's environment. The middleweight stable rug is a good choice. Personally I dont bother with lightweights unless they have a show the next day! The fleece can be used as a cooler or an underlayer to other rugs when it's exceptionally cold. You may not require fly sheet unless the horse suffers from sweetitch or other allergy-caused skin complaints. Its a good idea to buy and heavyweight and middleweight turnout rugs with the UK weather! You can layer rugs which may be more cost effective. Also then as the day heats up you can take off one layer so as the horse is the right temperature. An exercise sheet would be a luxury! You'll know when you need it :) you can get wrap around ones for th rider too which look quite snuggly.
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Hand Hooked Polyester Carpet
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