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plain polyester shaggy rugs

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hand made shaggy area rugs



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Material:
Polyester
Style:
Jacquard
Pattern:
Cut Pile
Design:
Model Style High Quality Hand Made Carpet
Technics:
Hand Made Carpet Runner
Use:
Home,Hotel,Bedroom,Prayer,Outdoor,Decorative,Bathroom,Commercial,Car,Restaurant, Ballroom, Casino, Cinema, Theater
Size:
Customized Size
Place of Origin:
China (Mainland)
Brand Name:
CNBM
Model Number:
SH017
Color::
Customized Modern Rug, Red, Brown, Grey
Using Areas::
House, Room, Hotel, Any Area
Width::
Customizd Carpet,
Backing::
Cotton Cloth or others

Specifications

Acrylic Carpet
1.Quickly service
2.High quality
3.Reasonable price
4.Quality assurance

Product Description

hand made shaggy area rugs:
1.100%  Polyester Pile
2.Pile Weight: 1000-2400GR/m2,
3. Pile Height: 1-6.0cm

hand made shaggy area rugs :

1.100% Polyester Pile
2.Pile Weight: 1000-2400GR/m2, Pile Height: 1-6.0cm

Shaggy “Sofie”  - H.S. code: 5703300000

100% SOFT Polyester Pile,

Grey Cotton Backing, Backing ground and Backing border to be assorted with the color of pile

Pile Weight: 1000-2400GR/m2, Pile Height: 1-6.0cm

1x20’GP = 1550m2

1x40’GP = 3100m2

1x40’HC = 3600m2

Shipping time: 45 days after receipt of L/C or Deposit

New quality - Pile Weight: 2200GR/m2, Pile Height: 5.0cm available






Q:How do I make a woven carpet?
Look back: this mainly reflected elastic carpet comfort, general consumers by a simple method of carpet back to back fold, to see whether the exposed substrate density is too big to be exposed bottom lining. The greater the density, the better the elasticity and the more durable it is.
Q:I spilled some dark red nail polish on my carpet. I removed some of it with polish remover, but am afraid to use more because it might damage the carpet. Any ideas on how to get it out.
To remove nail polish from carpets, nail polish remover will work but you need to use caution because it can also remove dye from your carpet.On light coloured carpet it might not be noticeable but on darker colours. TEST FIRST!For carpet, always test any kind of chemical stain remover/cleaner in an out of the way place like a corner. Non-acetone polish remover is probably safer but no guarantees. Nail polish remover may be harmful to carpet or fabric.Do not use nail polish remover unless you read the label as it may be harmful to different types or carpet.You could also try using a lot of water, keeping the stain wet, then use about 15-20 squirts of hair spray and 3-5 splashes of rubbing alcohol. Scrub gently with a small scrub brush. Blot with paper towels. Repeat as necessary. Don't forget to keep pouring water during the process. You could try using shaving cream, Windex,or rubbing alcohol. I have heard some of these have worked. You could even try one tablespoon of ammonia and 1/4 cup hydrogen peroxide depending on what colour your carpet is but make sure the room is well ventilated.
Q:I want to use baking soda to freshen my rugs before I vacuum. I won't use commercial odor eliminators (the strong scent gives me a headache). Has anyone used baking soda and experienced a change in color or any damage to your carpets?
Shake the baking soda on your carpet and let it sit for fifteen minutes then vacuum it up. I used it a few times and never had any damage to my carpet. You can use it on a small area of your carpet to test it before you use it on your entire carpet
Q:How to deal if shampoo is poured on the carpeton the back of the carpet how to deal with! ! !
Get some water on the carpet, then use a brush to brush, then use clean and unused old clothes or old towel which absorbs water well to spread on it. next reuse water to scrub the carpet, then dry, and repeat several times is no problem
Q:the way of how to calculate the area of carpet
Carpet area: (3+4) X3=21
Q:I was just wondering if CLR can remove carpet stains. If so, how would you use it? what are the steps?
Read the insrtuctions on the bottle. I don't think it is advisable to use on carpet. Dawn dishwashing soap and water can remove some stains. Mix lightly and dab.
Q:I've got greasy dirty black grease tracked on my carpet
Greased LIghtening will do the trick, but, Mean Green is good too.
Q:My carpet had high traffic so I bought a large bottle of carpet spray from the grocery store. I sprayed and worked the solution in with a sponge, I cleaned a 5X7 area = 35sq ftSome parts of the carpet are still kind of damp when walking on them, it has been 20 hours.I have my windows open and I live in Colorado, very dry...humidity meter in my house says 26 right now. Even with my windows open for the past 20 hours the carpet still isn't completely dry.I am concerned about mold because I lived in a house once where we had mold problems and I don;t want them again! I read Mold can grow very fast...Since I used carpet cleaner and didn't just pour water on my carpets will the carpet cleaner cause mold the same way water will?Thanks!
Mold takes 3 days and warm temperatures to get started, they also require a food source. You should know that what you did was create a dirt/soil magnet with the soapy spray. All professionals will rinse the soap, called pre-spray, from the carpet fibers, using treated hot water and powerful vacuum extraction. Consider this a part of your education and do not repeat the attempted cleaning process that will end in dismal failure. A professional carpet using van mounted equipment and a rotary head cleaning machine, such as an RX20 or a Roto Vac 360, for best results and do this at least once a year.
Q:ok my rug burn scar is peeling by itself and the skin under is white should i be worried....will that leave a scar??
As a rule of thumb, rug burns are too shallow to cause scarring. You will probably have some residual redness in the area after it finishes healing, but that is not a scar, and will go away in a few days when replaced by healthy skin tissue. Even if you do get a scar, it will just be flat and the color will fade in a few weeks and it won't be noticeable. It sounds like yours is almost healed, so there's not all that much you can do. Don't scratch it, don't peel away the skin. If it's very itchy you can moisturize.
Q:Hi everyone, I have a encolsed porch that i am redoing and the exsiting floor is wood and is painted so i just repainted it well i was thinking about painting a rug onto the floor just to add a little something different and special to the room. I am having a hard time finding any informatiot on it. I am looking for ideas for patterns (a little more torwards a country pattern) and ideas on how to do it what steps i should use and if anyone out there has ever done this you're input on it would be sooooo geatly appreciated!!! In a nutshell any hep at all would be appreciated!!! Thank you for you're time:)
google this - trompe l'oiel floor rug lots of ideas btw trompe l'oiel means fool the eye

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