Long Pile White Shaggy Carpet

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Product Description

1 Item ：Carpet

2 Material：100% polyester

3 Pile Height：2.5 or 3.5 cm

4 Pile Weight：600-650g/sqm

5 Backing：TPR backing or plastic non-woven back

6 Size：120cm×180cm,140cm×200cm,160cm×230cm，170cm×240cm,200cm×200cm,200cm×300cm Or other customed size

7 Color&Design: according to customer's request

8 MOQ:300sqm/color

9 Payment Terms: 30%T/T in advance + 70% T/T before shipment or L/C at sight

10 Packing: Rolls in the polybags, your specific packing is available

11 OEM Welcome

Product Details

blended carpet

Q: My mans knee clearly looks like it has rug burn on it. No bruising, just red raw skin gone. matches pics on the internet of bug burn. He says he fell on the ice with sweatpants on. I cheated on my ex and got rug burn and said the same thing.. that I fell on the ice. Do you know how I can tell the differance? Can he fall on the ice and scrape all the skin off his knee without bruising thru his pants?: There's so much going on in this question. First, yes he can get a rug-burn type scrape through pants. The pants would be the rug contact. Second, that's what's so amazing about karma, even if he's completely innocent, he's gotten even because you're freaking out about it. Lastly, I guess if you cheated on him previously and he does use the same ice story, consider yourself paid back. There's really not a lot you can do about it but wonder and stew. Sorry. Maybe you can go out and cheat again to get even. Unfortunately, that's what happens when you bring infidelity into the marriage-- it's a slippery slope (yes, the ice joke was intentional).

Q: Reorganization: Of course ... I've done it many times.

Q: my cat is scratching where the carpet meets the door frame. i am wondering if there is such a thing that will hug the door frame and protect the carpet on the floor. if i could attach the a picture i would.: Don't bother. You cover that up and the cat will go elsewhere. Get a scratching post, or leave it until the cat dies

Q: What causes carpet around the edges to turn grey in a stairwell?: The technical term, as used by the carpet cleaning industry, is Filter Dirt. This term refers to soil/dust that has passed through the furnace duct work, and the furnace air filter, and has now attached it self to the carpet fibers. When this dust is circulating through the house, from the cold air return to the heat/air ducts, it picks up an electric charge which makes it difficult to remove from the carpet fibers. When it shows up on the edge of each step, it is thought that the dirt/soil is coming up from the under side of the steps, through the small crack in the wood base holding up the steps. Some people plagued with this problem, have replaced the carpet ,and prior to this, caulked the seams between the steps and the wall. You need to look at getting your air ducts professionally cleaned. They should be cleaned every 5 years, anyway. also, you may need to consider replacing your furnace air filter with a paper pleated style. Do not purchase the 3 for a dollar fiberglass style. The cheap filters have the ability to only trap golf balls and pop cans. They allow most soil and dirt to pass right on through the system. Change your furnace air filter every 4 months religiously. Use a black marker to write on the duct work near the furnace of your change out dates. This gives you a written filter change out record in an appropriate location. The carpet cleaning industry does have a solvent based product to help clean the filtration soil from the carpet. One is called Filter Out. from Pro's Choice. Sometimes the stains are permanent, as the soil while traveling between the air ducts is picking up cooking oils from the kitchen, making for a difficult oil/dust, electrically charged stain to remove. These stains are also found around furniture setting right on the floor, and under doors that remain closed. Hope I've given you some guidance to help deal with future filtration soil problems in your home. (3M makes the best paper pleated air funace filters)

Q: if i were to rent an apartment in moscow couldi already get it with carpet?: With just one difference - when russians own carpets they do not lay them on the floor but hang them on the walls - If you like this - A possible explanation of this is that carpets being made of wool can contribute to more isolation against cold in houses -

Q: hand woven native american wool rugs: I would contact a high end rug store in your area (the kind that sells persian, antigue rugs etc) or even by emai or phonel:Larger cities have many (such as NY, Atlanta, LA). Generally, the rugs might need to be cleaned prior to storage as grime dirt help to break down the fibers. Then they must be rolled (never folded) and put into unbleached muslin bags for cleanliness. Cleaning must be done by someone especially trained to work on vintage, collectable rugs (again this info can be gotten at a fine rug store).

Q: what is a penny rug?: you can find things about it on line im sure, penny rugs were cut from old felted wool scraps, now most people just use felt, they really are used more to decorate tables and such as modern felt isnt really strong, the reason they are called penny rugs is they were cut in various size circles and joined together, similar to a yoyo quilt though the penny rugs werent gathered, most of the shapes were outlined in blanket stitch and sometimes the pennies were stacked two or three deep using successivly smaller circles so you got a ringed color effect. I downloaded a small penny christmas tree design last winter and i think it might have been on the debbie mum site. just put penny rug patterns into a web search and you will surely find some. lots of the penny rug designs also were edged in tongue shaped pieces, these were often called pen wipers, they would make a penny rug for the top of a desk with the tongues all around it and the master of the house had a handy pen wiper in the tongues, when they got too messy they could be replaced. enjoy your hunt.

Q: Hello,I am an Israeli Jew, and I recently went on vacation to a Muslim country and purchased a handwoven prayer rug. In US dollars or in Euros, what is a typical price for a prayer rug? Just want to see if I over-spent. Thanks.: hard question to answer... I am a muslim residing in SaudiArabia.. prayer rugs vary in price from about 10riyals up to hundreds of riyals.. depends on the quality.. you can find vary cheap ones that get the job done that you can find at any 5 and 10 store... or if you go to the oriental market places you can find really nice iranian/persian hand made ones in hundreds of riyals... so.. average price.. a decent one I would pay about 100dollars for a good quality not so expensive one...

Q: Can anyone give me some tips on how to get chocolate out of a beige carpet? I found a mysterious chocolate trail(most likely melty chocolate chips or Hershey's kisses) across my bedroom carpet. I don't really know how it got there-.-While we're on the subject...I also have a rather large shampoo stain(I didn't know shampoo STAINED carpet...but apparently it does?) and a some green nail polish spots on my floor. I know...I don't take very good care of my carpetgt;.lt;But it would be nice to have my floor looking a little fresher...Thanks in advance:): Treating any carpet stain depends on what your carpet is made of. If it's wool or another natural fiber, it will be harder to treat these stains. If it's synthetic (most wall-to-wall carpet falls into this category), you may have an easier time. A diluted solution of brake cleaner, which contains the same chemicals that professional dry cleaning incorporates, will work to remove most food stains. This is a nasty chemical, and you have to consider whether you want the fumes in your house -- but it will do the job better than off-the-shelf carpet cleaning products. Whatever solvent you try, the method is to blot up as much of the stain as you can, wet it (with water or a cleaning solution), and blot some more. Don't rub, as this will abrade the carpet fibers and work the stain in deeper. I would try plain water on the shampoo stain before anything else. For the nail polish on the floor -- depends on what kind of floor surface you are talking about. You might try applying a non-acetone nail polish remover *just* to the polish spot, with a Q-tip. Avoid using an acetone-based remover (will damage almost any surface). If your floor is vinyl or laminate (engineered faux wood), you may have better luck trying to gently scrape it off with a table knife. Finally, if you have wall-to-wall carpeting, a professional carpet steaming service is a pretty good buy for the kind of results you get (and the work you save yourself). Consider spending a couple hundred bucks and skipping all the work. Good luck!

Q: I just got an estimate to professionally steam clean a 9 * 12 turkish area rug - the estimate was for $440 which seemed high to me, but I have no reference point - is this a reasonable price? I am located in New York City - Thanks!: I'll go out on a limb here and guess that $440 is NOT high ... first, it's an Oriental ... second, you are in NYC. And ... it's a big rug! Oriental rugs need to be handled with the utmost care. I would call around to several places for price quotes. I don't actually have a point of reference, either ... but I'm betting that (in your area, at least) you'll find that the price you were given is well within ballpark range. Did you buy the rug new? If so, call the retailer and ask for a recommendation. You may be able to get a break on the price for a referral from the rug seller. If you bought the rug secondhand (or bought it mass-market ... or don't know where the rug originally came from) ... you're probably stuck paying top buck, but BE SURE to get the estimate in writing before you have any work done on the rug!

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