Q:my rugs curl when laying on the floor.is it the material, the traffic, the humidity, or a simple quantum explantion.

Try rolling them the opposite way first and then lay them down the right way. You can also put some heatbond tape around the edges where it's curling up which will stiffen your rug and stop it from curling. The heatbond tape needs to be put on with a very hot industrial iron, so I sugest you take it to a carpet place and ask them if they will do it for you or know anyone that will!! The other thing you could try is sticking some double sided valcro tape to the underside of your rug where it's curled and some to your carpet and stick your carpet rug to the floor.

Q:Billiard room carpet selection

Carpet backing peeling strength: on the back of the tufted carpet latex glued with a layer of cloth mesh, according to standard backing peeling strength greater than 25N force value index. Consumers in the selection of such carpets, you can use the hand to the bottom cloth gently tear, to see the degree of adhesion, such as bonding is not high, the bottom cloth and blanket body is easy to separate, this carpet is not durable.

Q:I am looking at the prices of rugs and I just want to know what they are used for and when you would use them etc. I am from the UK by the way.:) thanks in advance! x

Under rugs are used with turnout rugs or stable rugs. You can use them together to keep your horse warm in cold weather.A

Q:I have a large area rug on top of a wall to wall carpet. It has furniture on it but it still keeps wrinkling up. Why? How can I stop this?

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Q:I spilled a full ashtray on my off white carpet i scrubed it with carpet cleaner i still have a big black spot anyone know how i can get that out? Thanks

1 Sprinkle baking soda onto the areas of the carpet stained with ashes. Baking soda will absorb into the stains, removing the ashes from the carpet fibers. 2 Allow the baking soda to set on the carpet for an hour. Use a vacuum cleaner to vacuum up the baking soda from the carpet. 3 Apply dry-cleaning solvent to a clean, white cloth. Sponge the stained carpet with the cloth until the solvent is absorbed. 4 Inspect the carpet for remaining ashes or stains. Repeat the entire process if needed.

Q:Carpet has rich patterns, gorgeous colors and diversified shapes, which can not only become the coordination agent of space, but also integrate space to improve texture. For example, the overall tone is monotonous. Paving a carpet with rich colors can not only make the space less empty, improve the sense of hierarchy, but also meet the personalized needs of residents.

The structure of the carpet is relatively tight and breathable, which can absorb and isolate sound waves, such as telephone and other noises, and has a good sound insulation effect.

Q:How are residential and commercial carpets differ from each other?

As well as being made of a lesser fiber blend the carpet is often treated with fire retardant and pesticides before installation, dyes are also different, matching a commercial carpet color to a residential retailer will mean a compromise.

Q:What kind of material carpet is easy to clean?

Chemical fiber cleaning, small pieces placed in the washing machine can be washed. Most of the back of a layer of plastic, laying the ground will run, and there are more cleaning, the back will become debris.

Q:How can I remove wax from may carpet?

I read where you should take a grocery bag and then iron it over the spot. The bag is suppose to soak up the wax and pull it off the carpet. Good luck... what a mess!!!

Q:how or what can i use to get the sticky residue off carpet ? previous owners put vinyl tile over carpet which was stupid does anyone know what i can use to get the sticky residue off carpet?? i have goo gone not sure if it would work does anyone know what would work.. that wouldnt take alot to get it off carpet.. seems to be those self adhesive tiles that are on top of carpet.. i'm lifting tiles off but the residue is on carpet making you stick kinda to carpet.. PLEASE SOMEONE HELP!! thank you in advance..

Just tear up the carpet. Maybe you will get lucky and have hardwood floors under it. You can sand and re-finish the floors if they're in bad shape. If no hardwood is under the carpet then yes, you will have to get new carpet.