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Hot Sale Faux Sheep Skin Rug

Hot Sale Faux Sheep Skin Rug

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Specifications

1.Faux fur sheepskin rug,100% acrylic material.
2.Much cheaper price than real one.
3.Various colors for choose

FAKE SHEEPSKIN RUG

Genuine new natural sheepskin rug are ideal as a wedding gifts, yoga, natural sleeping area for a new baby, you can throw it over a chair, baby-carriage...fake one also with same use

Material

100% acrylic

Pile weight

about 870g/sqm

Pile height

about 6.5cm

Backing

Suede fabric backing

Total weight

About 920g/sqm

Size

Max width 200cm, stand size is 60x90cm, 70x120cm, custom size can be made like 50x90cm, 69x115cm, 100x140cm etc

MOQ

300sqm for white color, 500sqm for dyed colors, 800sqm/order. Stock color can be less quantity.

Lead of time

About 30-40days depend on factory production schedule.

Packing

Each piece with polybag, then 25pcs put into one carton, or each piece roll with paper tube, many piece into one carton, also can packed as customer requirement.



Q: My cat keeps scratching the carpet next to our backdoor.Its not the carpet anywhere else,or the furniture.Just that carpet.I have a scratcher thing for her to use,but she doesnt use it.How can I get her to start using the scratcher,and stop scratching the carpet?
I have two kittens and had this problem at first. I would try this...every time she starts to scratch at the carpet, pick her up and re-direct her to the scratching post. Literally take her to it and if you have to, put her front paws on the post. Another thing, what kind of scratching post is it? If it's the kind made out carpet material, maybe try the kind that are made out the rough brown straw material. My kitties like that kind better. Oh, and one more thing, make sure you keep her little claws nice and trimmed. She may start to scratch because they are getting too long and they are uncomfortable. I really hope this helps.
Q: they used to use the litter box just fine and never had prob. but now the pee on rugs and poop here and there
Clean the rugs really really well and use a deodorizer on them. With my cat that started doing this I use oxyclean to clean it up and then zero odor to remove any lingering smells. Then, I had to make sure that the litter box was clean constantly! The 'rule' for cats and litter boxes is that have one litter box for each cat plus one. So, we have two cats, so we have three litter boxes. Keep them in different areas of the home. You can also try different litters, some have deodorizers in them and work better than others. Hope this helps!
Q: What are the benefits of office carpets?
When you answer the telephone in the office, when you walk in the office area, if you do not want to because of their make noise and disturb others? If you are using the floor, so sorry, I'm afraid you carefully to come. But if you use a carpet, everything will help you feel a lot better because the carpet has a sound absorbing effect compared to other ground materials.
Q: We are building a new home and selected a stainmaster 50 ounce nylon carpet for the rooms that will be carpeted. Anyone have any opinions on this carpeting or personal experiences? We are carpeting the living room and bedrooms--we're very happy with that decision, just wondering about the quality or wearability of the carpet if anyone knows.
I used to work in the flooring industry and I am a dog owner. They used to say that the dogs were attracted to the smell of the glue they used to put the carpet down. Is she chewing at a seam in the room. If not she may be attracted to some other smell in the manufacturing of the carpet or pad itself. You need to try to get her attention off it when she starts to chew. Or like the previous posts find something to spray there that smells or tastes bad.
Q: Who has the glue formula for laying the carpet?
Production process:The water is added to the reaction pot, the temperature is raised to 70 DEG C, and then slowly added to the polyvinyl alcohol, and the temperature is increased to 90~95 DEG C, so that the PVA is completely dissolved.Cooling the polyvinyl alcohol solution to 80~85 DEG C, dropping hydrochloric acid, stirring for 20 minutes, adding formaldehyde for condensation, takes about 60 minutes.After cooling and adjusting the pH value, adding urea for amino treatment, after sampling and passing the test, the pH was transferred to neutral, and the temperature was reduced to 40~50 DEG C and the material was discharged.
Q: What is the best way to clean stains on a seagrass rug? These are from a cat throwing up hairballs. We have tried water, Oxyclean, baking soda, carpet foaming cleaner...Any remedies would be very much appreciated.Thanks!
Sorry to tell yo uthat the stains are most likely permanent. Seagrass, by nature is a porous fiber. Hence the stains have penetrated the fibers in the rug, and have become inherent, just as a dye would. Your best chance would be to completely redye the rug. It may be cheaper however to buy another, and keep Puss N Boots in the other room.
Q: I shampooed my carpet and now have lumps that have risen in the middle of the room?
It is possible it will lay back down. If it doesn't you can have it done for $100-200 depending on room size. You can also do it yourself by renting a re-stretcher and knee kicker. Just pull back carpet as far back as the wrinkles are. The re-stretcher is designed to hook onto the tackstrip and pull the carpet tight.
Q: I have carpet in my great room. The color is desert sand. I have two small children who have spilled drinks and other things and stained the carpet in several places. Is there a home remedy to cleaning this carpet without having to hire Stanley Steamer or rent a rug doctor? I have a Bissel steam cleaner, but it just doesn't do the job.
I too, have kids (and a dog...) and I know how tough it is to keep up when it comes to the carpet. There are powder carpet cleaners that work great. I know you can get them at Oreck or Sears, and I'm sure other places as well. These are great products because you don't have to wait for the carpet to dry after using. Also, try Basic H-It's a Shaklee product and works wonders on all kinds of stains. My sister got me started with Shaklee and not only are their products environmentally safe but they really do work great! As you stated that you have small children, cleaning chemicals may not be something you want to put on your carpet.
Q: I just moved into this house and im so paranoid about keeping the floor in good shape, i have a 1 year old and a puppy who are making it kinda hard. So, I need a rug, my living room isnt very big at all, and in fact the living room is kinda long, but not 'big'. I want a red rug, dont know where to search though, and it would be great if i got it at a low price too, what size is a 2x3 by the way? I found one for 20 bucks, but not sure if thats like the size of a rug you put at the entrance of your doorway? help please.
A 2-foot by 3-foot rug would be fine at your doorway, but it won't give the rest of the room any protection, just a place to wipe your feet when you enter the house. Your room-area rug can be as big as the room will accomodate...but the bigger the rug, of course, the more $$$ you'll have to invest. You could start with a 6-foot by 9-foot in front of your sofa, which you could probably get at Walmart/Target/K-Mart for around $125. It will be nylon, and it won't last an eternity, but it should do until your puppy matures! Then you could look at investing in a nicer rug that won't get chewed on...or you-know-whatted on.....Good luck!
Q: Hair Dye was spilled on the carpet a couple of months ago we tried a couple of things ,even the carpet cleaners could not get it out, any suggestions ?
Go to a beauty supply store, like Sally's. They have a product that takes hair color off of things (can't think of the exact name right now, but they will know what it is.), it's cheap, and used to take color off of skin or clothes when color gets there. Try that. Try putting some of the solution on a towel and dab it onto the carpet.

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