• Stripe Shape White and Black Color Hand Tufted Polyester Shaggy Carpet System 1
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Stripe Shape White and Black Color Hand Tufted Polyester Shaggy Carpet

Stripe Shape White and Black Color Hand Tufted Polyester Shaggy Carpet

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Hand Tufted Polyester Shaggy Carpet

Specification of Hand Tufted Polyester Shaggy Carpet :

- 100% Polyester  (1200D Viscose or 150D Viscose)

- Pile weight: 1400-1800G/SQM

- Pile height: 2.5 -7.5cm;

- Grey cottong backing, matching background, grey cotton border;

- 1x20'GP = 1800SQM for various size loading;

- H.S.: 5703300000

Feature of Hand Tufted Polyester Shaggy Carpet :

-  Long pile of 5.5cm brings thick & reliable touch feeling;
-  Luxury & high quality product;

-  Durable & non-shedding;
-  Popular in South American market;
-  Special quality acceptable: different pile length, weight, color etc, make your product different from others & more competetive.

-  OEM is welcome;


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Q: Where can I rent a carpet cleaner???
Go to a business that is set up for just rentals. They have the best equipment, and clean and maintain it, at least good rental stores do. I have a place I use regularly and if you have any problems with the equipment they are there to help.
Q: Is that wierd? should i do a square rug and fill in more of the room instead?
I think that this would be fine - its repeating the round theme in another part of the room - tho I would not have the same colours but rather make them tone with each other say one patterned and the other plain etc
Q: Carpet and pad to be provided. No carpet to take up or furniture to move. About 130 yds plus set of stairs. Tack strips are needed. Concrete floor.
It will depend on your area you live, the type of carpet, (berber is more), and the type of floor your covering ( concrete is more ) There may also be charges for floor preparations, and removal and disposal of the old flooring. With this said, in the Chicago area the cost ranges $ 3.50 to $ 5.00 per square yard, for normal carpeting on a wood sub-floor. Installation of padding and tack strip is included in this price. Add an additional $ .50 to $ 1.00 for Berber and the same for concrete. In other words you could expect $ 7.00 per sq. yard for installation of Berber carpeting on a concrete sub-floor. Average rates for floor prep are $ 25.00 per hour, and carpet removal is $ 1.00 sq. yard. With a $ 35.00 fee for them to dispose of it. Generally an installer will charge an additional fee of $ 3.00 to $ 5.00 per step. Depending on the type of step, if the step is wrapped, or if he has to deal with spindle's. I hope this helps
Q: I have a big rug in my bedroom which I would like to bring to school- however it smells bad from jsut being on the floor for so long. I would like to clean it just enough so that it won't stink up my dorm room WITHOUT calling a carpet cleaner. Any suggestions?
I have a big living room rug. It is acrylic but a very nice fake persian rug that wasn't cheap. You can only use the following for an acrylic rug, but if it is dirty and stinky, it would work (see for just stinky rugs below). Take it out to a deck or some surface that is not grassy or soily under neath. Hose it down and scrub it with oxyclean and a mild dish detergent, hose it off and then hang it so it will dry (takes a day or so in dry weather. If it is just smelly, get some old fashioned lysol spray (the kind that smells like antiseptic, not the new pretty smelling ones and take the rug outside. Spray the hell out of it and let it sit in the sun for a couple of hours. This will kill the mildew, old clothes smell or whatever is making it smell. You can't use febreeze or something with a nice odor because it will cover the smell, not get rid of it. Good luck
Q: how do i keep rugs from creeping and moving? My rugs are on carpet.?
They sell rug pads meant for rugs on carpet. The last time I bought one was at Target.
Q: Can carpet be laid in the kitchen?
The best is a one-time, otherwise it is difficult to handle too much cooking fumes, it may be dirty
Q: I spilled red acrylic paint on my cream carpet, and on trying to clean it up have only made it spread. ( Yeh, it was silly D: ) Now my carpet has a huge great pink stain in it. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get rid of it please?
only chance is either acetic acid (vineger) or acetone (nail polish remover) it will either work or it won't. If neither works the paint isn't coming out.
Q: I really can't find any info on installation online. I have even been at hardware sites and was given a generic explanation. Do you remove your old carpet?
I`m with Wheeza on the first part, however, for actual installation Start on the walls that will be *Seen* first when you enter the room. That way your pieces won`t be as visible esp if the walls are not square and you have a 3 inch piece at one end and 6 inches at the other end (don`t laugh, it happens). You can use Any carpet glue available at Home Depot and as Wheezer says, hardware stores using a notched trowel. Don`t spread too thick `tho or it will smush up through your tiles esp if thin and make a heck of a mess. Just make sure it`s not flammable. My brother and I set fire to a kitchen once not realizing the stuff was flammable. When the fumes hit the water heater it spread over the floor where I was spreading and up the walls (old house with flammable paint/thinner used) quicker than we could blink. Hope this helps. I`m sure it will be pretty (: Need any tips on how to trim it or anything? RT
Q: Today I put my green fuzzy rug in the dryer for about 15 minutes to clean it a bit and before i put it in the dryer it was not wet and it was all clumpy when i took it out. I also used an aroma therapy dryer sheet to make it smell good- vanilla. Now it looks like sheep wool on a sheep! I was wondering if you know how to get it back to normal. It is also in knots ( I tried combing and brushng it out). please help me asap. it says:Front: 100% acrylicBack: 100% polyesterWash in cold waterDrip dry onlyDo not bleachDo not iron(It is from walmart)if that helps
Oops! Sounds like you fried the puppy. The entire rug is made of man-made fibers. The heat of the dryer, especially since the rug was dry, melted the fibers. Since it is from WalMart, hopefully it wasn't too expensive. Afraid you can't try to take it back. Best to get another and put the old one in the dog house. Next time you put it in the dryer put the setting on air only.
Q: I much prefer modern rugs, but my husband disagrees. He says all elegant formal living rooms have oriental or indian rugs. The modern designs are for casual family rooms only. Help!
I certainly think that oriental rugs can add greatly to the appearance of a formal living room. Many designs have a classical tone that works well in formal situations - and many patterns take their inspiration from works of art, cultural symbols and so on. It's all a matter of taste, of course. But an oriental rug can bring several open rooms together, even if they incorporate different colors in the decor. If you have green leather sofas and dark wood, a rug might be able to incorporate all the colors in each area.

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