Long Pile Shaggy Carpet

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Product Name	Long Pile Shaggy Carpet
Material	100% Polyester
Pile Height	±6cm
Size	160x230/200x300cm, Optional Size
Backing	Cotton and polyester
Packing	Plastic bag, or to your request
Payment term	30% T/T in advance+70% T/T paid before shipment

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 husband and I are expecting our first baby in February; we also rent a two story house. The baby's bedroom has white carpet but it has like... hot pink and purple stains, which I think is either marker or make-up from the prior tenants children. Would a Rug Doctor be able to get out marker/make-up stains?: Have used Rug Doctor, in the past, with great success. I would recommend, however, trying a cheap home made remedy first. I would be afraid to use Windex because it contains ammonia and ammonia can permanently discolor the carpet. If you have any kind of shaving cream, spray that on the stain, wait, and blot up, see if that helps. If it doesn't, I would make sure that when I rented the Rug Doctor, I'd also purchase a bottle of their Rug Doctor spot remover. We used this, with the rented Rug Doctor machine and the results were fantastic. Good Luck.

Q: I got a little nail polish remover on my shag rug and the bottle says harmful to synthetics-so is shag synthetic?just wondering: A shag rug is sythentic.

Q: My carpet is so stained, and gross. it has makeup, and coke,and nailpolish.I reallly want to get new carpet.how much would that cost?in a 11 by 12 foot room?: Carpet with a standard pad and a medium grade carpet will run you 2.50/3.00$ a s/f.. You need 132 s/f. You can find cheaper and of course more expensive, but this is a mid range price. This will not include rip out and disposal of the old , but that can be negotiated into the price or you can do it yourself and save money. The stains you describe cannot be gotten out with a rented machine.Perhaps not even a professional. Figuring the 3$ a s/f , it ll cost around 400$ ( +-).

Q: It is not a single crochet stitch -- there are no holes in the finished pattern.: Crochet

Q: how do i get rid of a carpet burn please help: Here's an idea for a cigarette burn... Using exacto knife slowly remove burned carpet fibres from burned area, be careful not to scrape the carpet bare - you want to only remove the burned top layer. Then using sewing glue, perferably transparent, slowly fluff and stick non-burned carpet fibres from hidden parts of the cars carpet (e.g. under car seats, trunck) in the newly cleaned area. This process can be very time consuming because the goal is to make the carpet look like nothing was ever done to it - so take your time

Q: I am looking for a nice quality prayer rug. Where can I buy one online in USA? There are a lot of cheap poor quality rugs I am seeing, but I want something nice.: You cant have mine as its hanging on the wall in the spare bedroom

Q: What color carpet is good?: In the living room color, as with people wearing, the same is the color, but three principles. Carpet collocation, we also pay attention to hue, color, tone, color, brightness, color matching principle.

Q: As you can see from the lower half of the picture its slightly yellow. There are afew yellows spots(3-4 1'x1') through out the rug. How would I go about cleaning/reversing the effects?THANKS!: That depends on what the stains are from. If they are from food, some oxygen type cleaners can lighten them, If they are from bleeding of the dyes in the rug colors (which can happen with some inexpensive wool oriental type carpets), there is not much you can do. If it is pet stains, a good professional cleaning company can often remove them. I have owned a lot of oriental carpets and I highly recommend finding a professional cleaner who specializes in cleaning them. It usually costs about $100 to have an 8 x 11 carpet cleaned, but they can make them look (and smell) like new. I don t think you should try to clean the rug with any water based cleaners or shampooing. Some one I know had a rug very much like yours and when they tried to damp shampoo it all of the red color bled into the white areas and ruined it.

Q: The other day I just found out that I had a hand-made rug that was made in Iran and bought by my grandparents about 10-15 years ago, the rug is about 6x8 and they paid around $2000 dollars for it.My question is what is the proper way to clean a rug that is hand-made? It has not been cleaned in years only vacuumed... and also is there a market place for these rugs? if I do decide I want to sell it.: The best way to clean an oriental rug is either to wash it yourself with bicarbionate of soda and vinegar, or farm it out to be washed by a company that specializes in oriental rugs. NEVER use detergent or a chemical cleaner, or dry clean, an oriental rug. All these substances will destroy the protective lanolin in the rug. A 6x8 would be really easy to do yourself. First, vacuum it face-down to loosen the deepest dirt, then right side up. You can either lay the rug on flat, clean concrete (not tarmac), or hang it over a couple of ladders or a fence. Then, rub bicarb all over it, then saturate with vinegar; it will foam up and push out the dirt. Rinse well. The advantage of doing it on a flat surface is you can squeegee it, then hang it. If over ladders, it may take a few days to dry.

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