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Specification of Chenille Polyester Jacquard Carpet

Style name:	Polyester Jacquard Carpet
Raw Material:	Polyester chenille yarn
Use:	Bathroom, bedroom, parlor, toilet, decoration, movie house, outdoor etc
Use:	Restaurant, hotel, restaurant
Weight:	Top:600 - 750 g/m2 Bottom: 400-450g/m2
Size:	2575 / 4060 / 5080 / 6090 / 70140 / 70120 / 70180 / 80120 / 80100 / 9090 / 9014 / 90150 / 120*170
Pattern:	As customer's requirements
Packing:	Each rug packed with a OPP bag .
Technics:	Needle punchded/non woven
Productivity:	40000 square meters per month .
Place of origin:	China
Standard quantity:	2800-3000 M2 in 1x20'GP container , 6500-7000 M2 in 1x20'GP container
MOQ:	500 piece( Our company design ) 2000 piece ( The client's design )
Delivery time:	Within10-15 working days after receiving your advance money
Payment term:	T/T, L/C
Port:	China Main Port

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Q: Something that really ties the room together.: I okorder You can search by size, shape and color and they have thousands of designs. Free shipping, too.

Q: How to deal with the oil stain on the carpet after being absorbing by flour?: Since it has been absorbed by flour, then you'd better dry the carpet in the sun, or use the hair dryer to blow it, then along the direction of the wool carpet, brush the flour attached on the carpet, vacuum surface grinding, doing this for several tiimes. . . . .

Q: We found a really nice area rug in a storage but it somehow got wet and moldy, can it be cleaned? I have it laid out outside to completely dry out, would a carpet shampooer clean it, is there anything special I should use?: 1. remove the excess moisture by running a wet/dry vacuum over the problem spots. 2. sprinkle some powder laundry detergent onto the infected spots. 3. clean the problem area with a mixture of liquid laundry detergent and water using a clean towel. 4. wipe clean with a damp clean towel

Q: My dog keeps peeing on a particular spot on a wool area rug in the dining room. Im sick of getting the thing cleaned and want to replace it. Any ideas on a floor covering that's not all soft and cushy and tempting for the dog to pee on? Is there a rubber-based rug or anything of the sort on the market?: This is an adult dog she's talking about not a puppy. I agree on removing the rug. I have three dogs who usually go outside to pee but occasionally will pee on my dining room area rug. I'm planning to remove the rug and go with the hardwood bare floor instead. They do go on pee pads too so unfortunately don't find much difference between a pad and a rug. I'm still looking for a rug they won't find attractive. They don't pee on my living room rug.

Q: My neice spilled pink nail polish on a beige carpet, what can i do to take it out?: If it didn't go into the carpet, let it dry. If it is just lightly on the surface, you can take a razor blade and scrape it off after it dries. If you try to use nail polish remover, it will smear, spread, and make it look worse. The best thing to do on carpet is to try to remove it when it's dry and can be scraped or cut off. I slopped latex paint on my carpet. After it dried, I took thin shears and got just behind the dried paint and cut it away. Although nail polish is not a latex, I still think this is the best way to go. If you must try to use remover, try to get the dry polish off as much as you can first. Then with the remover, stay limited to just the area of the spill, so as not to spread it.

Q: I dropped my hot iron on my carpet. It left an iron burn mark on my brand new carpet. Do I need to replace the entire carpet? Or is there a solution to this?: Yes there is a solution~Buy an area rug and cover it! Or if your really brave and have some extra carpet left over, take a utility knife and cut the area of material out that was burned. Use the area of carpet you cut out as your 'template to cut the new piece of rug out. Hot glue the new piece in place. Purchase a good quality glue stick at your local hardware store (not the craft quality glue sticks). Also check with your carpet installer, they will also do the repair by removing the spot and bond it in place.

Q: Handmade rag rug, about 40 or 50 years old. It has gotten very dirty over the years and also has smoke smell in it. Any ideas how to clean it or what type of establishment would clean it? Thanks!: Rag Rugs are usually pretty durable, so take it to your local laundromat that has a large capacity washer (some are double loads and some even have quadruple load washers) and throw it in with some regular laundry detergent on cold. I would spin it as dry as you can in the machine and then take it home and let it air dry. It could shrink if you throw it in the dryer. It should wash up very well.

Q: To avoid telling you the story of my life, the carpet has ended up being a rainbow of stains, from dog urine, to juice stains, the works. It has so many different stains that are already dried out that it's crazy. I tried to clean them, but it was already too late (I wasn't here for the actual accidents). We hate it! My husband is very skeptical about it. We can't afford a professional cleaner and we seriously need to get rid of all these stains. Will the rug doctor work on these stains? Make them disappear? We don't really care about a deep cleanse, just enough for the stains to go away, when we move out they'll charge us for every stain that there's on the carpet and we don't want that to happen!: they're great for accepted cleansing of the carpet, yet what gets the stains out is the cleansing product itself. There are spot removers and so on, yet I frequently in basic terms use Bissell rug and carpet shampoo. positioned some drops on a sponge and pass over the spots. you may locate which you do no longer even might desire to apply the device after all. stable success! :)

Q: PLease help... i havent tried anything yet cuz i dont know if it will ruin the carpet or not.: Freeze it

Q: I have a rug in my bathroom, the fluffy kind with the rubber bottom that you step out on after you get out of the shower. It's kind of funky and needs to be washed, but I don't know how I'm supposed to wash it. Can I just throw it into the washing machine like a towel as long as I run it on the cold cycle? And if so, can I dry it in the dryer or does it need to hang dry? Thanks for your help!: I have always washed and dried mine in the washer/dryer - low heat. But...I did my parents rug and it exploded in the washer and what a mess.

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