Q:I have horses aswell, and we always put rugs on them to suit the weather conditions, but never put any rugs on the donkeys. Their coat is thick, but would getting them a rug still be a good idea to keep them warm? Its snowing where I live at the minute, and its meant to be getting even colder soon!

I agree with Janian. They shouldn't need a rug. Donkeys (and horses) can handle cold just fine. What they can't handle is a combination of wet and windy. Then they might need a waterproof blanket, but they should have a shelter to stay dry in anyway. A blanket can actually make them colder by pushing down the fluffy hair, which is meant to insulate them from the cold.

Q:What are the advantages and disadvantages of acrylic carpet? How about the household?

If you are not careful to spill the coffee onto the acrylic carpet, you can first use dry cloth or facial tissue to absorb moisture, and then mix the same amount of white wine and alcohol sprinkled on the stain, wipe with dry cloth to wipe out. Vinegar would have the same effect if there were no spirits. In view of this, if the home left to drink liquor, will make good use of home cleaning, maintenance. Besides coffee, tainted food stains, such as black tea, can also be removed in the same way.

Q:my carpets are very dirty.

If the professional guarantees to get your carpets cleaned, it might be wroth it. It has been my experience, that they come in and go over the room once, and that's all you get. They do spot treat stains. We do it our selves, and we can keep going until the used water is not black, more of a khaki color. I know I have removed mos of the dirt when the water is just a little discolored and doesn't have actual dirt in it. Carpets are filthy, and collect everything that walks int he door. I also have a family member who uses a power wheel chair, and that thing isn't clean either. Mats at the door ill collect most of the dirt that comes in, but they are slippery for W/c's so I can't use them. :-( I use Bissell's carpet shampoo, as it has removed things that Rug Doctor shampoo missed, and I thought were permanent stains.

Q:My roommate used a rug doctor to clean the carpet, she is a complete cleaning novice, and did it while i was at work. She sprayed to much of the cleaning liquid and left us with slightly damp carpet, it now smells. I have been spraying it with febreeze, but it doesn't seem to be helping too much.I was planning a dinner for some friends on friday night, but it's just embarrassing. Is there anyway i can at least minimize the smell by then?

I can suggest this,. I think you should have the carpet steam cleaned, WHY? because if you don?t you will never rid the smell on top of that mold will start to grow under the damp carpet,

Q:What's the living room carpet for?

Dustproof effect: because of the carpet carpet surface for intensive pile structure, so in the air in the dust to fall into the carpet pile stick, open to the outside world to prevent runaway, reduce the dust content in the air.

Q:I have a smallish (3ft by 5ft) area rug that needs to be cleaned. It's not worth enough to pay a cleaner and I have hardwood floors so I'm not trying to rent a steam cleaner. I was thinking about using a clothes line between two trees and hosing it down real well with a pressurized garden hose... I have tried vacuuming and quot;beatingquot; the rug with a stick, but there is a dingy coloration that I think needs water/washing to get it looking nice. I wasn't going to use any detergents, just water and a scrub brush then let it air dry for a day or so. Does this seem like at least a semi-good idea? I'll sooner throw the rug out and spend money on a new one than spend money cleaning this one. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

The clothesline and garden hose method is what I do with small area rugs. If you have any way of soaking it with a carpet cleaning solution first, that helps a lot. There are garden sprayers which can do that quite well. Don't use a detergent, or any cleaner that makes suds. It's too hard to get all of it out and any remants will tend to attract dirt when they are dry. Even windex would be better than nothing. Try to do it on a day when it'll be warm and dry for long enough to get the rug at least mostly dry before you bring it indoors.

Q:ive been looking online but i have no idea what size to get him.. he is a pacer or a trotter, standard bred// i think 19hands..all the rugs ive found online say 5.9 6.0 etc.. how do i know what.what my horse is?

rugs are sized in feet and inches, and are measured from the centre of his chest to the point of his rump, this will give you a feet and inches length for the length of the rug. they are usually sized in 3 inches, so 5'9, 6, 6'3, 6'6 etc. from the photos he looks to be about 16 hands - he's gorgeous by the way - and not too long, so he will probably need something between a 6 and a 6'6. it's better to have them slightly too long than too short. my tb is massive, he's 17.1 and really long and stringy and he wears a 7' and sometimes a 7'3 rug depending on the make. it's great because they are the ones that are always on sale because no one ever buys them. :)

Q:my dog had one to many accidents on my carpet what is the best carpet cleaner to use.

Best Brand Of Carpet

Q:I have white carpet, and it got stained up kinda, can anyone recommend me to a brand and model of a carpet cleaning machines? Will they whiten my carpet again?

the final factor I easily have discovered is clorox 2 it cleans each and every thing that a device cant get to, i exploit it on my fixtures and likewise on my motor vehicle carpet in my motor vehicle, i blended it with little or no water and scrub the stain with a textile, then blot it dry, tada,it leaves a great sparkling scent too!!

Q:My bedroom is 114 1/4 inches in length and 128 inches in width. How much do you think that much carpet would cost max.?Thank you.:)

depends on the brand normally around 200