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My cat keeps scratching the carpet next to our backdoor.Its not the carpet anywhere else,or the furniture.Just that carpet.I have a scratcher thing for her to use,but she doesnt use it.How can I get her to start using the scratcher,and stop scratching the carpet?
put some sort of tied up sock with that stuff cats like the smell of next to or possibley on her scratching post and put a nasty smelling thing on the carpet till it uses the scratch post not the carpet.
I'm trying to figure out how to make one of those carpet things cats climb on. i have extra carpet and want to make one for my cat.
Try Plywood and even some strong cardboard tubing, try to stay away from Shag carpeting, or loose knit.....otherwise, you will be picking up loose carpet, or the Cats will eat them....not good for the inside organs of your baby. Remember to balance the seating if you are making a multilevel condo.
is it okay to wash rugs in the washing machine? it won't damage it, or cause damage to future loads?
yes if it fits and was inexpensive. don't do it if it was an expensive pile rug, oriental, or if you have contrasting colors- red and cream, black and white, etc. don't dry them in the dryer though.
i have a cream colored rug and i got mustard in it..how do i get it ou? anyone know an old trick or any other advice????
Use a damp sponge and wipe up as much as possible. If there is still a mark a small amount of dishwasher detergent on the sponge should do the trick.
What color is the carpet color in the hotel guest room in general?
This needs to be determined by your overall decor and the color of the interior furniture, or it may seem out of place and ruin the overall atmosphere. Can give the following suggestions: yellow and red color carpet, can make the room feel comfortable and warm, reduce the large room monotonous, open feeling;
does anyone know how to do this? my friend boils fabuloso and dips her mop and scrubs. any other suggestions?
i echo the qeustion in the 1st answer. why not just rent a steam cleaner?
Carpets were used in China in 500 BC. The earliest known carpets originated in China and Iran in the 5th century BC. In 1606, carpets woven by looms were first used near Paris, France. Today's carpets are usually woven from man-made fiber and wool.
The vivid history tells us that the carpet was originally made by the ancestors to keep out the cold. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the nomadic people outside the Great Wall began to weave and use carpets as cold ground objects. There were carpets with fine workmanship in the Western Han Dynasty. With the elimination of the Huns by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Silk Road, a trade route to West Asia and Europe, was opened. The silk road not only carries silk, carpets, porcelain, tea and spices, but also promotes the exchange and dissemination of eastern and Western cultures. The Chinese carpet weaving technology came to the Middle East and Europe along with China's Silk Road through Central Asia. At the same time, it also showed the Chinese people the Persian carpet representing the Persian civilization. In Persian carpet patterns, there are still many patterns exactly the same as Chinese carpet patterns. Others believe that the pattern of Persian carpet comes from China, but it has been carefully modified and added Persian color in the hands of Persian designers, so as to become a pattern with Middle East style. Since the Western Han Dynasty, the two ancient civilizations have been learning from each other, exchanging and drawing lessons from each other. Traditional Chinese patterns, traditional Persian patterns and weaving techniques have been integrated with each other for a long time, thus achieving an elegant and delicate carpet art.
I recently had new carpet installed in my home, and I was confused that the name of the color I picked out at the showroom was called quot;Fawn's Leapquot;, but 3 weeks later when the installers arrived, the tag on the carpet roll was named quot;Creston Winter Minkquot;. I called the carpet store and asked them if this was the same carpet I picked out since it seemed a bit lighter in color. They assurred me that it was the same carpet, and that the factory that made it uses that name, whereas the store uses the other for generic purposes. I kept a swatch to compare later on at the showrroom. But is this common with the carpet industry?
Yes, it's common. The correct reason would be for inventory and stock purposes. Each one has to record a name so as not to conflict with another product.