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Specification details：

1. Material: Faux sheepskin fur

2. Color: Natural or dyed as your need

3. Fur Length: 5~8cm or 2-3cm

4. Origin: Australian, NZ, China and so on

5. Features: Smooth, soft and warm

6. Usage: Popular used as home decoration

7. Size specification: 50*80cm/ 60*95cm/ 60*100cm

Product Features：

1.Made by Faux sheep fur

2. Color and size can be OEM

3. Smooth, soft&warm

Q: I am having new white carpeting installed in my house. Curious how others who have white flooring keep it clean.: Therefore, keeping a carpet clean by preventative maintenance and protection alongside a good cleaner will make your carpet last for years to come. Hope this helps you out, aboveaveragejoe

Q: how to clean the dirty carpet quickly?: If it is wool, be sure to get to the dry cleaners. If it is chemical fiber, brush with agent at home (1) multi-layer structure distribution of carpet stains, dirty carpet stains in the A. level, which makes it easy to bury the stains, dirt. Old stain is not only on the surface, but also deepen into the layer of fiber taxture Lime, sand infiltration,2. three supporting layer becomes the hidden dirt, continuing to damage the carpet fiber. The carpet was constantly rubbing, stains, dirt will be buried more deeply . B. carpet stains, dirt classification: A. water and dry stains, dirt and stains are mostly water-based and dry substances, including dust, sand, starch, soft drinks, tea, fruit juice stains accounted for about 80%-85% of all dirt, especially fine dust, cast of life and work, mostly adhere to the carpet surface. The larger particles of dirt will slide on the supporting layer. B. oil based stains, dirt (including animal and plant oil, cosmetics, shoe polish, pen oil etc.). If it is wool, be sure to get to the dry cleaners.

Q: is there anything people can suggest to get an odour out of an area rug... it says specifially that I can't shampoo it so thats out.I can try febreeze but that always seems to just mask the odour it doesn't actually get rid of it.I think the odour itself stems from our vacuum, it needs replacing but until then I need to figure out a work around for this smelly rug as my infant usually has his play blanket ontop of it and has tummy time on there so I really don't want it to smell anymore.1. Can't shampoo2. Febreeze only masksAny suggestions please!!: You could try a steam cleaner with an odor-out additive. There are also pet odor sprays that are different than Febreeze that may work. I have a Bissel steam cleaner, and just use that to steam clean things with an odor fighting additive mix. If it gets real bad you can always try to steam clean it anyway on a small area and see if it tears it up. Plus there's the trash, but I know that's a bummer. Vanilla extract gets odors out but it stains. Depends on how dark the rug is. Definately for any type of plastic cooler or plastic in general, I always wipe it with vanilla extract after washing it.

Q: I am about to get a foal and a light horses. Which blankets/rugs do each of them need and why?: Well since you didn't give any information as to where you are and what the weather is there we can't answer the question very well. I blanket my horse because I keep riding all winter. He gets sweaty from working and a wet horse can get sick. So I clip him to prevent the sweaty mess. As I have now removed all of his hair - he needs a blanket to keep him warm. If your horse is not working (foal) and he is stabled at night there is no reason to blanket the foal. If it is wet the horse needs protection, but their coats are warm and somewhat waterproof. It all depends, but remember that over blanketing can cause more problem than underblanketing. A too warm blanket can cause your horse to sweat and that is the last thing you want in the cold. Congrats on your new horses and good luck.

Q: I'll need to get about 1200 sq. ft. of carpet. I'm not planning on getting the cheapest, but close to it. How much will the carpet cost? installation?: Depends on were you buy it from. Prices range from: 2,500 - 4,500.

Q: We live in a really modern apartment- it was once a warehouse and they developed them into apartments with exposed pipes and such. We just got some couches... they are destressed black so sometimes they look really dark brown in the light, but they are black. We have the original oak floors with all the scrapes and knots in the them. We have dark wood for all of our furniture. We are trying to figure out a color scheme for the living room and more importantly a rug that would go. Any advice would be great! It seems that all the colors we like have brown as the main color in the rug and we weren't sure if that would go.Thanks!: Open and airy can soon become dark and closed in if everything you put into a room is dark. There are plenty of rugs that have brown in them but aren't all brown. If the couches look brown work with that. Here's a link to look at rugs. Maybe find one you like and print a copy and put it up against the couch. Good luck!

Q: It's dark brown colour, the carpet is nearly brand new!!Any sensible ideas on how to get it out?Thanks.: I dont think you can get it out unfortunately . hair dye is pretty much permanent.

Q: I am repainting and decorating my spare bedroom and have a question regarding carpet and area rugs. The room has honey stained pine hardwood floors which I want to keep. I dont really want to have carpet installed in the room, so here is what i'm thinking. How do you think it would look if I bout a piece of carpet alittle smaller than the size of the room and put that down? Like 3-5 inches of hardwood still exposed around the edges of the room. Would this look weird? I want just a plain colored light tan carpet with a thick nap or shag like. Any body have this or seen it done? Also should I do something to the edge of the carpet to keep it from unraveling? Thanks for any help: 1st of all what you are proposing is very common and works well. So, yes it's a good idea. Shag carpet works well for this because it gives you great contrast from the flat surface of the wood. You definitely would need to bind the carpet, so here is my suggestion. 1. Use blue tape to lay out your rug size and shape. Just put the tape around the room just where you want the rug to go. Don't be afraid to move the line in or out to work around features of the room. 2. After completing the above, draw the shape onto a piece of paper, measure the dimensions and add them to your new drawing. 3. Take your design to your local independent flooring store and have them help you select the right carpet. They will be able to give you a price for the material and the binding complete. You may want them to give you a price option on a felt backing which will protect your wood floor from abrasion. Or if you prefer you can by cushion or a slip knot rug mat to lay under your new rug. Good luck!

Q: What is the difference between Axminster carpet and Wilton carpet?: In1890, there was a kind of carpet with a clip. Cashmere yarn has high-usage, its varieties also occupy a certain market advantage, and it transforms itself by control and new technology. There are corresponding organization to the fabric structure, with consolidation method "U" or "J" shape to cut and bury to the carpet warp between the buried layer, but above three Axminster Lester looms' coexisting seems a foregone conclusion, convenient, but its production efficiency is far lower than the tufting machine and Wilton loom. Clip type and bobbin and clip type is different not only from quality. The bobbin up to now are used by a few companies : Wilton is a kind of carpet wovening a cashmere yarn into the ground structure and then cut pile made it pile carpet or uncut making it ring carpet, reaching the internationally commercial heavyweight carpet standard. Dispatch the kinds of carpet production, raw materials of texture, cut cashmere yarn into the specified length by mechanical means at first, thre is already the danger of being eliminated, full, the banquet hall, a blanket and the different width of commercial carpet, no blanket back heavy yarn, simultaneously, this two kinds of models have been incessant using of electronic.

Q: Also, would jute be good as i imagine lots of spills. Any ideas? And, doI really need a rug pad? Thanks!: Design rule is that your rug should be 24 behind the chair with someone seated. Mine is much less, maybe 12-18 and works fine. Jute will work but it's a bit hard to clean. On the plus side, it doesn't show spills too much. If you have cats, they might think that you bought it for their scratching needs. Invest in a good rug pad if you want to extend the life of your rug, or the rug is thin or stiff enough to slip.

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