Q:The rug is 6' x 8'

You get double faced rug tape put it around the corners it sticks to the floor.

Q:How do you get a vomit smell out of carpet? Is there something around the house I can use or is there a certain product needed? What would work best?No jokes please! Thanks!

febreze, just spray it on the carpet.

Q:I have a wine stain on my white carpet ....?what can I do?

According to Linda Cobb (HGTV's Queen of Clean), you can remove red wine with white wine. If you have some white wine, pour that onto the stain. Let sit for about 5 minutes. Then clean with Shaving Cream. Any brand works, as long as it's the typical white foamy shaving cream. Shaving cream is nothing but whipped soap that rinses off easily. The last thing you want to use on carpet is overly sudsy soap. You'll never get the suds out. Scrub shaving cream into the stain, and wipe clean with a wet rag. Blot with a dry rag to remove the water. And you're done. If you don't have any white wine, try using rubbing alcohol or white vinegar. (The alcohol is more likely to work than the vinegar, tho.) Good luck. -

Q:I have an off white area rug, it's older so I'm not interested in professional dyeing practices or paying a lot to get it done but I'd like to dye it black....is there any easy way for me to do that.. uld I use fabric dye or no??

Absolutely, fabric dye such as Rit will do a great job, however the size of the rug may present another problem. If it is larger, maybe mix up the recommended amount of dye, have the carpet outside on a tarp, pour the dye and use a squeegee or a brush to work the dye in. Hope this helps.

Q:My color scheme is all earth tones, what should I do to cover said carpet?

You said the carpet is grey and beige...and your color scheme is all earth tones....with all the earth tones, this should bring out the beige tones in the carpet more than the grey, but if you want to disguise it a little more in open and high traffic areas, get a large area rug with predominantly earth tone colors and just a small bit of grey or blue. This will make the rugs blend easily with the grey tones in the carpet, but draw the eye to the rug not the carpet under it.

Q:Is one of the two supposed to be softer than the other? More durable? Easier to clean? I want a sisal type area rug. I want a casual look that would go with my blend of tradtional and contemporary decor. I do not want a scratchy rug with fibers that quot;stick upquot; like bristles on a brush! I thought the sisal would be softer and more pliant to the touch, but a decorator friend said the jute is what I want.I believe seagrass is the scratchy, bristle-y fiber, and I don't want that. I want a sleek, tailored look.Any suggestions or ideas?

Sisal rugs tend to be more durable. They are both natural fibers. I believe sisal wool rugs are what you're looking for. Sisal - the strength and durability of natural fibers, Wool - the soft underfoot feel. Sisal wool rugs have the best of both worlds - durable and soft. Jute is also soft, one of the softest natural fiber rugs. I guess the best way to compare the textured feel is to go into a rug shop and feel the difference of the materials.

Q:This is for a translation of a list of stationary

I'm afraid there is no such thing.

Q:What kind of carpet do you use in the office?

The box office of the assembled carpet carpet, it is a popular, small size specifications it is generally 500mmX500mm, construction convenient and efficient for customers to replace, because each precise size, no matter which piece is damaged or contaminated, can immediately remove the cleaning or replacement, then recover. Long service life, overall effect elegant, style, concise.

Q:I want to replace my old carpet. It is very standard nothing special. It is 930 sq ft. How much will it cost me?

You can figure between $1.50/sqft - $4.00/sqft + installation, just depending on what type of carpet you choose. I just put some in my house that was about 1500sqft worth of carpet and paid $5500 total, and that wasn't that nice of carpet. I would shop around, yes it's nice to have some companies come to your house, but you should get several quotes and use them against each other as a bargaining tool. Good luck.

Q:so the cat pooped on the rug.i cleaned it up.it smelled.i tried to cover it up with bleach.it left a big stain.i dont want to buy any stain remover.now what do i do?

Bleach isn't a stain, it's bleach. Meaning there is no color under the bleach. You won't be able to restore the color to the rug because it is no longer there. The bleach altered or removed the color. Hide the spots cleverly or buy a new rug.