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Comments (0)I saw 3 Barrow upholstery fabrics that I liked and wanted to shop for them on the intenet. It is impossible to find the patterns. The one I like the most has a stock number M4378 5691. Its design is small Oriental rug style panels in a dusty terra cotta, green, blue, color scheme. The Barrow website is impossible to search for and I have not seen it on any of the online fabric websites....See MoreFavorite online shopping sites?
Comments (15)I just purchased a rug off of Ideeli. This site sales samples and maybe overstocks and is mostly clothing but every week adds new household and decorating items. A friend told me about it after she purchased a duvet for her bed. I got a great deal on a rug! The rug is gorgeous but I was really nervous ordering! I bought a dress, too :) Now I check it twice a day. They put deals up for a couple of days and then take them off. Today they have a smaller version of the rug like the one beekeeperswife has in her family room. Here is a link that might be useful: Ideeli...See MoreAktillery ... ??? on your rugs
Comments (3)Cindy, yes I am still happy! I have three cats and they have worn so well. They can seriously take a beating and still look new! I hope that helps!...See MoreWhy is it so hard to shop for Stainmaster carpet online?
Comments (10)I am a designer and also work with Abbey Carpet and Flooring in Petaluma CA. The basics about carpet: * There are many different fibers, but the common ones you'll see are polyester, nylon, smartstrand and wool. Both polyester and nylon come beck dyed or solution dyed. Smartstrand, a sturdy fiber, is solution dyed. Post dyed fibers mean that there are open dye sites for stains to latch to. Solution dyed means that the color goes through and through, like a carrot is orange all the way through, so there are no open dye sites to latch onto. Soiling happens to every surface because it's caused by the dirt that comes in on your shoes and feet. That needs to be vacuumed away or the cutting facets on the particles will begin to abrade the fibers and make the carpet looks worn and dirty. * Nylon and Smartstrand are resilient and will stand back up when vacuuming. While polyester fibers have become much cleaner during processing, they will lay down in traffic patterns over time and not pop back up with vacuuming. * If stain resistance is what you are looking for, then choose a solution dyed product. I recommend solution dyed nylon or Smartstrand. Liquids generally bead on the top of the carpet for quick removal - always dab - never rub because you'll abrade the fibers. * The argument about allergies is unfounded and the perception has changed through vigorous research. For a time, carpet was ripped out of schools for that reason, but is now being reinstalled. Carpet acts like a filter in the home. Particulates rest on the top of the carpet to be vacuumed away. Hard surface floors don't hold dust etc. so every time you walk through a room, those things get recirculated with every footstep or gust of breeze. * There are certain things to consider when choosing your carpet: where is it going and how are the rooms being used - A low, dense fiber on stairs is best; a rarely used guest bedroom might be a good place to save money and use a polyester. * Vacuums: The longer and softer the fiber, the more compression space when walking, so if lots of footprints bothers you then go with something denser. A soft carpet requires an adjustable vacuum and the ability to disengage the beater bar. There is no carpet manufacturer that will warrant their carpet if you use a Dyson - it's not on any manufacturer's list of recommended vacuums. Be sure to get the right vacuum for your material. An IRobot type vacuum has a different type of bristle movement that can unwind fibers. Disengage the beater bar when running it over a loop construction. * Generally speaking, carpet will be the least expensive installation and with basic care will easily last 15-20 years. Carpet generally uglies out long before it wears out. Warranties demand a professional cleaning every 18 months and it's a good idea... it keeps the carpet tight and clean. Think of your jeans stretching out between washes: carpet is fiber/material and it gets walked on every day, so keep it clean. *Always take carpet/flooring samples home to look at in your light. Color changes with light. A computer screen can't replicate what anything will look like in your space. *Shaw, Mohawk, Karastan, Phenix, Stanton, Engineered Floors are just some of the manufacturers producing solution dyed products. Please feel free to contact me if you'd like more information! Good luck!!!...See MoreOutsidePlaying
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