Q:So, I m moving to an apartment that has totally outdated carpet. I want to change it, but obviously I can t being that it is an apartment I m renting. Are there any other options, other than buying a giant rug? Also, what are carpet tiles? I ve heard that they re cheaper than actual carpet, but do they require installation? Are they permanent? DIY people, help!!

Carpet tiles are much better than people think, you see them in lots of public places. You just lay them down and join them up. You can get carpet glue to spray on the back of each one. They don't even need to be the same colour, you can create a pattern ect. Also, if you were to spill a drink, and it stained the carpet, you can replace the tile/s that are ruined.

Q:It is not a single crochet stitch -- there are no holes in the finished pattern.

Crochet

Q:Right now, I have wood flooring in my house built in the 1930s. Is there a chance that there could be carpet under the original hardwood flooring?

Original wood from the 30s absolutely will not have carpet under it.. Especially if its the original wood there would be no need for anything under it,,Aside from maybe tar paper to help prevent noise. But even back then that I m not sure about. GL

Q:I don't have one yet. I'm new to this. Why do we need a rug anyways?

The place of prayer must be clean from impurities. If the place is clean, you don't need nothing at all. And according to a hadith (sayings of the Prophet (pbuh)) the whole earth had been made a prayer mat (a place of prayer), meaning Muslims can pray anywhere they want, provided the place is clean. But how can one be assure all places are clean? So it became a tradition to use prayers rags. Some Muslims do carry prayer rags with them wherever they go too, because , without much concern about the cleanliness of the place, one can simply spread the rags just anywhere and begin praying. So, yes. You can use a yoga mat. No problem. You can also do yoga exercises too. No problem with that, but avoid saying mantras which can be 'shirk'. Allah knows best.

Q:i want a rug for my room and cant find any i really love.

It okorder / . You may have to wait until the one you like is available or on sale but it's worth it.

Q:Hi, I am considering byung a rug for the living room where my child will be able to play/crall in couple of months. What do you recommend. Quality? Type? Any suggestions? What not to buy? Thanks

Hand braided rag rug, as it will not contain any nasty chemicals.

Q:How can I remove wax from may carpet?

Do not use anything to heat the wax or your carpet, most carpets are made of synthetic material and will melt if overheated. If you know the carpet is wool, you can try to melt the wax, but if you do, it will just wick further into the fibers, making a bigger stain. Then you need specialized cleaners, turpentines, etc. Here's a much easier method: Take a bag of frozen peas or corn or ice cubes or an ice block and ice down the wax. Then use a dull knife (butter knife) to scrape off most of the wax. Chances are, this will remove most/all of it, as it probably wasn't all that hot and melty when it hit the carpet. Repeat until it's all or mostly scraped off. If there are still little bits that you cannot remove, I'd judiciously cut the carpet to remove those bits. It likely won't show, unless you've got Berber (closed loops) carpet.

Q:What material is persian rugs/carpets made of?

usually wool

Q:What color is the carpet color in the hotel guest room in general?

This is because the hotel is usually the comings and goings of the guests, if a guest is in the room accidentally dirty carpet, and the cleaning is not clean, not in words it will affect to the next housing guests to Check Inn Hotel is not good if the image is covered with blankets and it would be very difficult to change however, if the block blanket if you messed up the place directly to the carpet to get up again for a block. This will be much easier, so I suggest you have chosen the national standard fire protection class Cf1 carpet.

Q:we live in a rented apartment, we have carpet installed but we would prefer hard wood so much better. is there a way, inexpensive much preferred, to have hard wood over the carpet without damaging the carpet? hope to hear some interesting suggestions, thanks!!

You can't put hardwood over carpet. The softness of the carpet would let the hard floor flex and would eventually come apart, break or crack.