Q:If this was TNA you know people would be claiming it's just another Ex-WWE Guy being picked up by 'The Evil' Dixie Carter as a rug for WWE.Yet, Morrison, Jackson, Del Rio and Chavo can go to Lucha Underground and nobody cares. Smarks are so full of ****!

cause they are using the talent properly? if they are doing something right why complain! FUN FACT: its AAA lucha libre from Mexico using California talent.

Q:that keeps shedding. it's a wool rug and I love it, but I just bought it and it shed shed sheds all over the place. What to do to stop the shedding.....or will it just continue forever?

Hi, This is a natural process of wool rugs shedding loose fibers from the weaving process. It will not hurt your rug just may be a little annoying but the great qualities of wool will make up for that. You may have to vacuum more often 2 or 3 times a week for a year or less until the shedding stops. If the rug is a longer pile like a flokati rug you can rake it with a garden rake (preferable wood or plastic) or uses a wide tooth brush or pet brush to brush it. Hope this helps and hang in there with the shedding!

Q:What is the best way to take care of carpeting? How often should I vaccum? Should I use Resovle on it everytime I vaccum? Or any other suggestions? I would like to keep this carpet looking great for as long as possible. Thank You.

Vacuum when it looks like it needs to be. there inst really any 'set' amount you need to do it, it all depends on how often the room is used. i think at a minimum you should do it once a week and at most once a day. You don't need to clean it every day, but if you invest in a pressurized carpet steam cleaner then you can give it a quick clean once a week or very two weeks or so to stop dirt from building up and causing discoloration. if you an afford it then buy a Vacs carpet cleaner and use that once every two weeks or so instead of the steamer. regular vacuuming and a steaming/cleaning every two weeks or so will keep it looking and smelling great and lasting longer! Good luck!

Q:Can I lay the carpet under the refrigerator?

Under normal circumstances, it is not possible, because the refrigerator is frozen, sometimes below there is water, carpet pressure in the following, it is easy to mildew

Q:We bought our house 2 months ago. We didn't mind the carpet. It is very nice carpet. However, the house was built in 1955 and has origional hardwood floors under the carpet. Here is the problem... it looks like there are hardwoods, a new sub floor and the carpet. My concern is that removing the sub floor will ruin the floors under. What has your expirance been?

After having just removed the carpeting in my house, I can tell you this: if they put a subfloor on top of hardwood, there was something wrong with the hardwood. It is not necessary in order to lay carpet. Padding and tack boards are all that are needed--which really don't ruin the hardwood. (You may want to fill a few nail holes from the tack strips.) Lots of houses have hardwood that is only finished around the edges--if you pull up the subfloor and find unfinished board flooring, that's one reason they laid the subfloor. Another reason might be that there was bad damage to the hardwood which made it uneven. A finished hardwood floor rarely needs subfloor for carpeting unless it is damaged or otherwise totally unusable as hardwood flooring. Since your house was built in 1955, it could have very badly damaged floors. There is only one way to check that--pull up the carpet in a corner, and the subfloor under that--and check. If the floors are not damaged, then the only damage will be from nail holes--which can be filled, sanded and revarnished.

Q:Ok so my toilet over flowed over night, which caused some water to go onto my living room rug(Clean Water). Its not too bad but bad enough that it needs to be cleaned. It dried up but now it seems to have white patch's on the rug? I really hope its not mold... but I just want to know does anyone know how I can clean this? Any special cleaning products??? Thank so Much.

If this rug is a machine-washable rug, just wash it in your machine. Then dry it in your dryer, but don't over-dry it. If the rug isn't machine-washable, take the rug to a Dry Cleaner. They should be able to clean it for you. Now if were talking about wall-to-wall carpeting, your best bet is to have the carpet professionally cleaned. Professionals not only can clean the carpet, they can add special deodorizers so that mold doesn't end up growing in the carpet. Cleaning just one room should cost that much. You'll be glad you used a professional for this job. Check your Yellow Pages under Carpet Cleaners. -

Q:How can I lay a carpet on an iron sheet in winter?

Before laying the carpet, the surface of the base should be cleaned first. Such as laying wood floors, the floor should be loose or damaged repaired. If it is laid on the base of cement ground, the concave and bulge of the ground shall be inserted and gouged. If the cement surface is easy to damp, you can brush the cold base oil or spread a layer of asphalt paper.Carpet laying shall be designed before laying. Such as carpet splicing, should be placed in an inconspicuous place or to the seam is not easy to suffer harm. Along the wall should be left 1 mm gap. Splicing should pay attention to the direction of the same hair, so as not to cause color difference.

Q:How do I make a woven carpet?

Look at the color fastness: rubbing the carpet with your palms repeatedly, or wiping the carpet with wet paper cloth to see if the palm and the paper towel are stained or stained, which means that the color fastness is not good.

Q:Candle wax has dripped onto our carpet and we need a way of removing it without destroying the carpet.

Wax Removal from Carpet The last thing any of us need is wax dripped on the carpet. Once it hardens, it seems impossible to remove. All is not lost though. For cleaning carpet stains made by wax, first chip off as much of the surface wax as possible, using a dull knife or paint scraper. Once that is done, place a cloth or several layers of paper towels over the wax and apply a warm iron. Iron the towel for a few minutes and then lift. The wax should now be on the cloth instead of the carpet. Remove carpet stains left behind by blotting with a vinegar, or if it doesn't come up easily, nail polish remover. Good Luck!!.....:)

Q:What's the difference between an area rug and an oriental rug?

an area rug is just that: ANY rug that is not laid down carpet, generally a rug that sits on top of another surface, often woods which shows around the edges. An oriental carpet is a very specific type of design. I would look at pictures as that is easier than trying to describe it. It is a type of area rug.