Polyester Hand Hooked 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: what kinds of carpets are there?
- Nylon carpet, polypropylene carpet, blended carpet and plastic carpet!
- 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.
- Many commercial rug shampooers will do the trick. Since you say there are no urine stains or smells, the dog smell should be gone by the time the rug dries, after you shampoo it. Try a rental machine yourself first. I've rented them before, but can't remember specific brands. Shampoo it thoroughly with the machine, then let it dry, preferably out of doors. Try laying it out on a picnic table, or even on the grass to dry. Drying it outdoors will help dry faster and help remove any lingering odors. If this doesn't work, call a professional rug cleaner, or throw the thing away.
- Q: I want to make carpet skates but don't know what material to use.
- u don't really need much to make them. Carpet skating is possible if you use any material under your feet that will slide on carpeting. This also works on hard floors, too. To skate on carpet, start with a pair of nice thick socks. Cut out plastic foot pads for the bottoms and sew them in place. The plastic bottom will slide on the carpet without hurting the carpet material. To skate on wood, linoleum or any hard floor... just use the thick socks. Some kids do this without thinking about it. Carpet and sock skating is like any other type of skating. Please be safe. Don't try it near obstacles or furniture. Make sure surfaces are clean. Keep it simple. Real carpet skates are pretty cheap and probably offer a better surface for sliding:
- Q: This rug in in our appt. and because of leaking windows mold is starting to form, the rug is tan in color and bleach will stain please help
- try resolve carpet cleaner with the oxygen bleach in it.
- Q: I survived tropical storm fay but now have 3 wet spots of rug...my sister said i need to pull the rug up to dry them spots but it's not pratical without replacing it all and i can't afford that..I have a box fan on the spots to dry the rug out..won't that work?
- You can use towels to soak up all the water you can. You might also consider turning on the heat. Heating air reduces humidity, dries things out. Warm air holds much more moisture. Then turn on the A/C. Alternating between the two can drive the humidity down rather quickly speeding up the drying process. It will also reduce the humidity in the rest of the house. Or if you have a space heater you might put one so that it heats the air the the box fan is blowing while running the a/c. Then you have almost built a commercial type drying unit. Those units use a small heater too. The bigger problem is the pad under the rug. Those soak water up like a sponge and since they are covered by the rug they dry slower. The commercial cleanup people will pull up the carpet in one area and blow the air under the rug. And something about washing the dirt in the carpet into the pad tends to make them smell even after drying out and I live where the humidity is low and mold is not much of an issue. If your carpet is worth it and you really want to save it I would say the best is to pull the carpet, clean it, maybe treat it, and dry it out, like by putting it on plastic sheeting in the garage. Then replace the pad which is likely much less costly. Part of the considerations depend on how much water got on the carpet. Good Luck.
- Q: OK so i was wondering i i can touch a prayer rug during when menstruation cause i wash them every day and i wash every ones in my family so i wash 5 is it haram to touch it?
- Salam. If you are in your monthly period,based on the hadith you will be haram (1)to recite/read the Qur'an Touching only the Qur'an such bring it and then give it to your mom is allowed (2)to estab lish the mandatory or voluntary prayer (3)to perform mandatory/voluntary fasting and (4)to make sex with husband So you can touch or wash your prayer rug although you are in your monthly period.. It is not haram to touch a prayer rug.
- Q: When I bought my horse, the owner gave me a jute rug with her. What are they used for? Thanks :)
- Jute Rugs are used for home decorations.
- Q: I recently spilled some glue on my carpet and in the process of getting it out I caused the carpet to stretch some and bubble up slightly. My question is whether or no the apartment complex will make me replace the whole carpet or just pay for it to be patched? It's a four person apartment in a college community where everyone is on separate leases and there is a visible seam between the living room and the hall way so i doubt I would have to replace the carpet for the whole apartment but maybe the living room. Can they charge full price for carpet if it is roughly 3-4 years old and had stains on it when I moved in? My lease states carpet repair costs between 100-200 dollars but they reserve the right to charge more. The deposit was waved when I signed the lease. I live in Kentucky if that make a difference.
- Unless the Land Lord saved a remnant of the original carpet when it was installed, the entire carpet will have to be replaced because the colors won't match. The die lots vary from carpet roll to carpet roll, even of the same colors. Only a remnant from the original carpet installation will match. If the Land Lord has remnants, the cost to repair will be a couple of hundred. If the land lord does not have remnants, the cost to replace will be several thousand. The good news is the carpet must be prorated for the previous wear and tear. Every state has a different expected life for a carpet. It can run from 5 yrs. to 10 yrs. depending upon your state. Take the value of replacing the carpet, divide it by expected life and deduct the number of years the old carpet was in use.
- Q: My husband and I just moved into yet another rental. The carpet is decent; it's a little stained, but VERY worn in high traffic areas. We have tried everything from having them professionally cleaned to cleaning each inch with a toothbrush (a trick my local flooring salesman gave to make the carpet fibers separate and puff back up). We live in a college town where rent is very high and are so sick of being embarrassed of our carpets. Any suggestions on how to fix this or cover it up?It's a medium pile, standard beige. We HATE area rugs because our furniture makes them wrinkle up (but I'm also very attached to my furniture so I'm not getting rid of that) and I really want a nice smooth look. Even the huge 8x10 area rugs won't stay nice and flat. I looked into carpet tiles, but you can't install those over carpet and my landlord has refused to change it or let me change it. I'm really at the end of my rope here....I just want a nice, clean apartment that I can be proud to show off.
- Area rugs are your ONLY choice. I am a landlord and in the few carpeted units I have (most of mine have ceramic tile floors), I also will not let tenants mess with the carpets...if they do, I'll take it out of their deposit when they move out. Your furniture is not the cause of your carpets scrunching up, YOU are. When you walk or move around, the carpet beneath is moved and because the top carpet is not anchored to it, it shifts around. Try a small area rug in a high traffic area...get some velcro strips, the hook side, and using some fabric glue, glue the strips to the back of the area rug...make sure you put a big patch in the middle. Now put the rug down so that the velcro hooks grab the carpet beneath. Now, let it stay there for a few days and see if there is any scrunching...if there is, add some more velcro to the underside of the rug OPPOSITE the scrunch, because the carpet is moving from that direction. If you can make this work on a small rug, you should be able to make it work on larger ones. I have used it in rentals to fix a mat to the carpet just inside the door to minimize soil.. ed fine.
- Q: Have a quick question? What do professional carpet cleaners uses to make the carpet smell like lemon etc?
- Carpet deoderiser.You can buy it in the cleaning aisle at your grocery store.
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Polyester Hand Hooked Carpet
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