Q:I have installed carpet by myself in two different rooms with nothing more than a razor blade. However, the room I intend to carpet next is a little bit larger and I will have to seam the carpet. I've never had to do that before. What equipment is absolutely necessary? Is doing the seam easy?

I've fixed up a few houses for extra money and always used same carpet guys. It looks like they use carpet tape and an iron. But I have seen the difference between they guys with and without experience. You might want to have someone take this room on for ya.

Q:How can you keep an area rug from bunching up/wrinkling over a carpeted floor?By the way, the rug is fairly new.

Hi there! Three are 3 ways I know of and they're all pretty easy and relatively inexpensive... -Double sided tape -Velcro tape -A rug pad (may or may not need double-sided tape to get the rug to stick to the pad) Good luck!

Q:Every summer, my horse gets attacked by the flies on her belly and no creams seem to help. I was looking for an attachment onto her rug which allows her belly to be covered... but couldn't find one - can anyone suggest anything that might help me? Thank you.

An extremely simple and free way to effectively protect her from flies is to cover the section that is being attacked with wet mud and to let it cake on and dry.

Q:What covers the carpet?

Buy children's commonly used bubble desert floor, the kind of section of flowers, there are, you can easily remove, wash, and you can also according to the size of the floor.

Q:What is the difference between floor mats and carpets?

Water absorption and dust removal. And the carpet is mainly for comfort: Sand scraping, decoration; classify according to the function, elevator mats, etc.: The outdoor location pad, well pad, sound insulation pad. classify according to usage: indoor mats, anti-skid function, art and aesthetic effect

Q:For use in a carpet cleaning machine.

Not sure about a recipe just make sure its low foaming you could use napisan or something similiar just fill the tank with hot water and dissolve the napisan in water before pouring in with the rest of the water.

Q:Okay, a its getting colder ive started rugging my horse again, but theres one slight problem. He' terrified of them. It never happened before, but for the past couple of weeks the only way i can get a rug off him is by undoing the straps and letting him spook while holding onto the rug, and then putting it on i have to have very skilled aim and try to get it on while he is running in circles.This isnt happening because this is his first year of having a rug, he has had them for all 14 years of his life, its just ridiculous, and its not like the rug is different in any way at all. Its not my method of putting on/taking off the rug either, no one at my stable can do it without him spooking. Just wondering though, is there anyway i can desensitise him to this? Or find a better way to get the rugs on and off?

Silly horses. I don't have too much advice about desensitizing, I haven't had to deal with that a lot, but I do have a great way to take it on and off! Undo all the clasps, and then starting in the back, fold it half way up his back. Then take the front and fold it until it meets the folded back part. Then you will just have a strip of blanket on his back that you can remove without a lot of noise and fuss. Keep it in that same shape to put it back on. Unfold the front and then the back, then do all the clasps. I take off blankets and put them on this way on all horses I deal with and its really fast and effective. It's also a great method if the horse is really tall.

Q:I'm buying a New Forest on Thursday and have done some research but just want to see what your opinions are? Lady has a very thick coat on at the moment and for the time being, while I gradually get her back into work I won't clip her. Will she be ok in and out without a rug? What would you do in this situation? If and when I do clip her, what rug do you recommend? Just turn out or stable too and if so what thickness? Thanks in advance.

Keep her the way she is for now until you start to do more than gentle hacking. But ask the previous owners about how much work she's been doing and whether they have clipped her in the past. I kept a NF unclipped throughout her life and always let her coat get reasonably thick before rugging her up for the rest of the winter. However, she was only ever in light work and did not sweat much. Cold is rarely a problem, only rain AND cold will bother her, so she will not need a very thick rug. I would say 9 or 12 rating is more than enough. I'm jealous - you're going to have SO MUCH FUN! :D

Q:Is the bedroom a good wooden floor or a carpet?

Each has its own advantages, and each has its own shortcomings.Composite wood floor with wood floor comfort Juegan overcomes the shortcomings of solid wood flooring, easy to deform, so relative to the solid wood flooring, composite wood floor maintenance and care is more simple, in daily use, in addition to the daily cleaning, do not need special care. Composite floors should also be avoided by direct sunlight, long exposure may lead to surface cracking and aging. The indoor environment has higher requirement of dry humidity and easy to deform when encountering water.

Q:where can i get heart shaped rugs?

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