Washable Microfiber Carpet

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Specifications

Microfiber rug
Pile height: 15mm or 25mm
Total Weight:1400g -1500g/m2
Color:red , white, brown, blue , green , yell

Description of the Microfiber Carpets & Rugs & Mats

1 Material:100% microfiber
2 The color we can do : red , white, brown, blue , green , yellow, pink , coffee, purple or OEM.
3 Shape : round or rectangle
4 Round Diameter:60cm,70cm,80cm,90cm,100cm,120cm,140cm
5 MOQ: 100 sqm

Usage of Microfiber Carpets & Rugs & Mats

The Microfiber Carpets & Rugs & Mats has an advantage of soft feeling and low price. These mats are one of a good choice of bathroom ,children room ,sitting room and bedroom.

Q: I spilled Coca-cola on my area rug. The rug is relatively inexpensive and I've never spilled liquid on it. I decided it would be a brilliant idea to sop up as much liquid as I could with a towel and paper towels and then pour baking soda all over it, which I then proceeded to rub in. (I know, idiotic). The stain is now hard and crusty and I cant seem to vacuum it out. Any advice?: Not all is lost. Break up the crusties as much as possible and vacuum, probably just use the hose, not the various heads. Keep doing this until you'd removed as much as possible. If you have a clothes brush, use that to help as you vacuum. When you've done as much as you can, time to switch methods: first put a towel, shower curtain or whatever under your throw rug as you don't want to ruin the floor under neath.......if vinyl.......relax. Anyway. Make a solution of OxyClean.....I'd say a scoop to a quart of warm water.....mix well and then apply it to the stain.........if your carpet doesn't have latex on the back and you can move it to the tub.....pour the Oxyclean over the stain. Otherwise pour a bit on.......1/4 cup or so, rub with your fingers and immediately begin blotting it out with a clean towel......white or light colored just in case you get a color run from the towel. Repeat applying and blotting it up. That should do it. I doubt you'll need the whole quart. OH yes, finish with a clear water rinse and plenty of blotting. Check the towel or whatever underneath and replace it if wet. Let the rug air dry. No hair dryers as heat will set stains. Of course we hope like anything the OxyClean doesn't remove the color from your rug.....if you have bright colors.....use a weaker solution. OxyClean ihydrogenen peroxide which will bleach colors if in a very concentrated formula which it in the in the original mixture I mentioned.

Q: We have a really big area rug, and it keeps getting these huge...fold crease bulges in the same exact area...how the heck do you get rid of these for good?: Use carpet tape, even if you have a rug pad beneath it. The tape is double sided and will secure the rug to the pad so it won't shift. You can also secure it with the tape on the border of your rug to prevent shifting.

Q: There two different places in the house that have had candle wax spilled on the carpets - Berber carpet and Mini Shag carpet: You really can get candle wax out of carpet. It's not always easy, but wax can be removed with patience. Dyes from the wax are a different matter. Getting those out depends on what's in the particular dye. Start by scraping as much wax out of the carpet as you can, with a spoon. Afterwards, put an ice cube or two on the wax to freeze it, leaving them there for a minute. This should harden the wax enough to break it up and get more of it out. To get the rest of the candle wax out of the carpet, cover the spot with a clean brown paper bag, and place a clothes iron on it, set on low. This liquifies the wax and lets it transfer to the paper. Use a new paper bag as often as necessary until you get all of the wax. This can take some time.And be careful when you're doing this to your carpet, because accidents are known to happen. Never try to use a lighter or any other flammable item to take the stain out either: you'll just end up burning your carpet instead of cleaning it. if u have a risk of melting ur carpet by iron then u can use your blow dryer (on hot) in place of iron.It will also melt the wax To remove stains left from colored wax you can try rubbing alcohol. Be sure to use the clear alcohol, not the colored ones. Rubbing alcohol can also help remove stains from dyes in the wax. Take a white cloth or a plain white paper towel wetted with the alcohol, and dab at the area. Continue this with a fresh towel until you get no more transfer of the wax or the dyes to the towel. If the alcohol doesn't do the trick, Heloise, that domestic goddess, recommends using dry cleaning solvent. When done,rinse the area with clean water. Blot up the excess water, and dry the area quickly. A fan can help with this. Quick drying prevents any of the dye stains deeper down from wicking up of the surface.

Q: Something that really ties the room together.: Home goods

Q: How to remove carpet Plush?: Operation method:1, vacuum cleaner with a vacuum cleaner2, diluted detergent can also be injected into the water tank3. Spray detergent all over the carpet4, 10-15 minutes after the stain out of fiber5. Wash with a washing machine, operate backward, and make each operation part of overlap, at least two times after washing6, in the cleaning carpet at the same time, with a suction machine to clean the carpet has been washed7, let the carpet completely dry, in order to speed up the carpet dry, you can start carpet drying machine.

Q: would oxy clean on capret remove a stain?im afriad it will change the color of the carpet or something bad like that: Oxy clean does not contain bleach and will not change the color of your carpet.Oxy clean makes several different products and some even state they will work on carpets.If you want to try it on a out of site area such as under a piece of furniture.But I believe it will be fine.

Q: ok so my dining room has rug, which im not a big fan of would prefer tile or wood flooring but anyways since its rug i wanted to get an area rug to put underneath my table thats made of some hard material that in case people sill or drop food it can come off easily like it wood if it spilled on wood or tile flooring, has anyone seen carpets like that??? or any suggestions as to what i can put under there?: A remnant of roll linoleum.

Q: For the record, I didn't want this rug...I told my husband anything that says quot;do not add waterquot; was a bad idea with young kids in the house....but here we are....So I know you're not supposed to use water on sisal (natural fiber/grass) rugs, but merely quot;blottingquot; as per the directions does not leave me with a clean, sanatized feeling. I generally use water and hydrogen peroxide to clean my carpets (I avoid chemical cleaners whenever I can), but how can I at least freshen up the area until enough time has passed that I'm not screaming quot;don't sit/crawl there!quot; Is baking soda an option?: My only suggestion - make your husband responsible for this problem immediately, and walk away. You did not want the rug for just this reason, and any move for you to take responsibility means you buy into the idea that this was an appropriate purchase. Stick to your guns, call him or text him and let him know his fabulous rug has experienced just the thing you knew would happen, and just drop it in his lap. The minute he brought it into the house, he took responsibility for whatever happened next- so don't do it for him. At all. This isn't just about the rug, of course- it's about power and who makes the decisions. If he wants to make them, it's up to him to do whatever it takes to follow through. Not your job, and it wasn't a joint decision made with your input. Call him, let him know he has a problem, and walk away. Not one paper towel- I'm not kidding. Or you will own the #$% rug and the blame for the spot your cleaning efforts make.

Q: I finally convinced my parents to let me have a pony which we are looking for now! Theres only one problem..rugs! I know I need at least one turnout,a stable, A travel/cooler to start with. I'm just not sure what type of turnout rug to get(heavyweight,medium,light) for (i) a 14.2hh pony with a trace clip(ii) a 14.2 pony with a blanket clip(iii) a 14.2hh pony with a full clipBy the way its Irish/Brittish weatherI just dont want the pony to be too warm as its spring or too cold if we have any cold spells! Thanks: My boy is a 14.3hh bay pony. I bought two Harrison Howard rugs for him. The rug for winter keeps him dry and warm, and the summer rug keeps him cool in the sun??s heat.

Q: I have a really old white carpet. over the years it has only become dirtier. Now, Before you say anything, i don't have a steam vacuum cleaner that works and i don't have any foam what ever to put on my carpet before i vacuum. Is there any DIY or easy home remedy i can use?Please and thank you!: You could rent a carpet shampooer...

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