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Eco-friendly Blue Natural Sisal Rugs

Eco-friendly Blue Natural Sisal Rugs

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Specifications of Sisal Carpets and Rugs


1 Material: Natural sisal

2 Thickness: 5-10mm

3 Regular Roll Size: 4*30 M

4 Regular Rug Size: 2*2M,2*3M,2*4M,3*4M,4*6M,4*7M or other size as your request

5 Pattern: Customized,we have available design for your choice,don't hesitate to contact with us

6 Width: 4m

7 Lenth : Can be adjustable

8 Backing : Latex

9 Additional Backing : Non-woven backing,PU leather backing or other backing as your choice

10 Border: 3-12CM

11 Use Range: Home, commercial, hotel.


Advantage of Sisal Carpets and Rugs


1) 100% natural  sisal yarn.

2) Made from infinitely replenishable resources.

3) Sisal absorb moisture from the air when it's humid and release it when the humidity drops, this stabilise the surroundings for sensitive noses.

4) Natural colours - fits almost any decor.

5) Hard and resilient fiber provides excellent scrubbing action (ideal for door / entrance mat applications) .

6) Sisal carpet and rugs: hard wearing, rustic and elegant.

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Q: I used RESOLVE High Traffic Carpet Cleaning Kit a few months ago. I didn't think it even worked, but to my dismay, I believe it has made my carpet dirtier. I probably should have tried getting some of the soap up, but I had no idea that leaving soap (even if the directions tell you that you only need to vacuum) that it could lead to the stains sticking more.So now, the areas that I used the product on have turn one shade away from black (we have white carpet).I just used a Bissell carpet steamer and the whole area looks the same!WHAT DO I DO?!I fear a professional won't be able to get it out either...
once you've a nail polish stain on your carpet, drop fairly of water on it ,and then take the cap to a bottle of nail polish remover, pour some contained in the remover contained in the cap. Then pour the remover on the stain and scrub it not undemanding with a towel, which could get the stain out, you may do an similar for makeup.
Q: My pets have ruined my carpet. I need to rip it up and replace it, but that is way to expensive right now. I am just looking for a product I can buy at a drugstore, spray on the carpet, and vacuume off. Thank you!!
If you have pets that often mess on carpets, you may want to not reinstall carpets. Instead, once you can afford it, consider installing a hard surface that's easier to clean, such as tile or etc. When you do clean, use an enzyme cleaner, to eliminate the Oh, this is my piddle place smell that will cause them to reuse that spot. For now, to help the carpets stink less, put baking soda all over the carpet, and let it sit for a half hour or longer. Then vacuum it up. This will not remove the deep-set pet odors that are in the carpet pad, but it will help remove the odor in the carpet itself, which can only help. Baking soda can work wonders with odors. But if the odors are in the carpet pad, as I suspect they are, any product is only going to help so much. I know others say you can get a steam cleaner and clean the carpets, but in my experience, all this does is release the hounds. It activates any old, dormant pet odors in the carpet pad, and makes the situation worse. So I'm not so sure of this one. Maybe a professional carpet cleaning company... but I make no promises on that.
Q: My roommate used a rug doctor to clean the carpet, she is a complete cleaning novice, and did it while i was at work. She sprayed to much of the cleaning liquid and left us with slightly damp carpet, it now smells. I have been spraying it with febreeze, but it doesn't seem to be helping too much.I was planning a dinner for some friends on friday night, but it's just embarrassing. Is there anyway i can at least minimize the smell by then?
I can suggest this,. I think you should have the carpet steam cleaned, WHY? because if you don?t you will never rid the smell on top of that mold will start to grow under the damp carpet,
Q: I'm looking into carpeting a room and was wondering how much the carpet is. I will be installing it myself.
It depends on the type of carpet you buy as to the price. If you install it yourself, that will save you money. Look at Lowe's. They have carpet left over from putting it in houses, and you may find enough to fit your room. It is cheaper.
Q: add a small amount of metal fiber in carpet is to
So in order to prevent the electrification by friction and having fire, it can transfer the charge to the earth timely,in case of that, we need to add some stainless steel wire in the carpet: When people walk on the carpet and the stainless steel is a conductor, so the friction of soles and the carpet will produce electric charge: due to the electrification friction and stainless steel is a conductor, so it will produce more and more charge and easily cause fire if the charge does not transferred in time.
Q: How to clean the wool carpet
Use a stick to hit firmly in the snow.
Q: My parents bought a 5 x 7 area rug about 20 years ago, at K-Mart or somewhere abouts, and bequeathed it to me when I moved out. The colors are still really nice, but the problem is- and I suspect this has always been the case- its a bear to get clean. I don't mind a few spots, but it collects hair like mad. Its a very tight-woven rug, with no long strands. I run my Dirt Devil upright over it usually three or four times, and nothing budges. Is there a vacuum cleaner that is powerful enough to disentange hair from the carpet fibers? I really don't want to throw it out or store it, but I can't afford to have it professionally cleaned, at $100 a go, every month.
When I clean my area rugs I take them out to the driveway and spray them off with the hose. Mix some laundry detergent with water and scrub it with a brush, then spray it off really good again. The only downfall here is you have to let it dry outside in the sun, so this is best to do in the summer! And, unfortunately, if you do this often the rug will fade.
Q: I have a beige carpet that is in need of a good cleaning.I'm looking along the lines of a product that I can spray on, leave vacuum up does a excellent job at eliminating odors/dirt.I am overwhelmed with the amount of products, not to mention I don't want to spend $20 on a product when I could get the job done with spending $6....thank you!
This Site Might Help You. RE: best spray carpet cleaner? I have a beige carpet that is in need of a good cleaning. I'm looking along the lines of a product that I can spray on, leave vacuum up does a excellent job at eliminating odors/dirt. I am overwhelmed with the amount of products, not to mention I don't want to spend $20 on a product...
Q: We are moving into a new apartment soon and I am shopping for some new things for it. I have already purchased slipcovers in a flax color for my couch and chair and we are going to get a black coffee table and black end tables and black tv stand (etc, pretty much everything else black, thank goodness I was able to compromise a different couch color!!!)
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Q: We are currently in a rental and our dogs chewed up some of our carpet. The carpet is berber and we have left over carpet in storage from when it was installed. One chewed up piece is in a corner and the other is a long rectangle area maybe 2 feet long by 7 or 8 inches wide. That area that is chewed up is in the middle of the carpet. Is there any way to just cut out the peices and replace them with the extra carpet we have or is that not doable with berber carpet? If we can do it can you tell me how or who to contact. Thank you so much!
You can patch, which is a little tougher with Berber than with regular plush carpet, because the beber doesn't hid the patching very well. In addition, because of the way berber wears and flattens, it's probably going to be very noticable, especially if the hole is in the middle of the room. We had success in some not highly worn areas by just patching. We cut the squares with the mesh a little bigger than the holes, and used carpet staples to hold it down. This was at some door ways, and not noticable when done unless you were looking closely. In a more worn area, the new patch stuck out like a sore thumb, because the carpet around it was worn. We wore it down at the edges a bit by scuffing it up a bit with the vaccum and steam cleaner, and in the end, you can see it, but not SO visibly. We only patched because recarpeting would have involved three large rooms and a hallway due to the frayed areas. You can contact any carpet laying company to come out and assess, and let you know if patching is possible. Berber, honestly, is usually often easier to replace the whole room.

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