Wool Carpet - do you have it? Do you like it?
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Comments (4)We have a frieze as well. Love it. Has cream, caramel, brown and a touch of black in it. What I love about it most is the way it feels under foot. Warm, soft and cozy. I didn't think it was true when told this but it cleans super easy. We have a cat that got sick on it a couple of times and with a little detergent and water it came right up. As far as wear goes, there are different grades that can help with that, ours is middle of the road and has done well, but we don't have kids and the cats aren't allowed up there anymore. I haven't lost anything in it either, but again that could be an issue maybe depending on the grade or thread length chosen. We love ours, have had no regrets and now I'm planning on getting a large piece to use on the hardwood floors in the living room....See MoreDo you have an iron you particularly like?
Comments (27)We were at BB&B yesterday so that DB Kevin could buy a new waterpick, and I told him I wanted to look at irons. He decided to buy me the Rowenta DW9280, as it had the best features and was also the most ergonomic, especially for pressing the buttons/trigger for spray and steam. The spray trigger is really nice, and I will probably start using that instead of the spray water bottle I've been using, which has been getting the fabrics too wet. I don't mind refilling the water container. I will keep my B&D Classic as a back-up, however, and may use that iron when I do not want steam - I will have to see how I feel about that. The B&D iron has an aluminum soleplate, and aluminum can sometimes make black marks on fabrics, if it is not cleaned and maintained properly. Kevin bought me the iron partly because as payment for altering his new cashmere suit, but I also told him and this iron would be better for taking wrinkles out of his suit, if that needs to be done. I always use a press cloth with cashmere and wool, and I will continue to do that with the new iron, but it may not be as necessary. I would not have been looking at irons if I had not seen this thread! I did not really need a new iron, but it will be nice having one. The store in Westchester did not have inventory, and so they are shipping one to our house with shipping no charge....See MoreHelen
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