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Carpet Rugs Are Not Just For Rooms…

Posted on March 19, 2012 by opticals (Published for 62 days)

…They are for the halls as well! Most people only put carpet rugs inside the various rooms of their house. This is fine and all but how often do people saunter down a hallway that has been lined with a rug runner? I bet not many of us have. At least, not in a normal residential home. We usually see such lavishness in five star hotels, casinos and the like, not the typical home belonging to Jack and Jill. Maybe it is because of this reason that should buy rug runners for your house!

While carpet rugs are a great way to show off your stylistic tendencies as well as wow visitors to your home, rug runners will further impress your guests. It is hard to explain but there is something gratifying about walking down a hallway that has been well taken care of while treading on a well-maintained rug runner. It makes people feel dignified and important walking down a hall that has been carpeted; it is almost like walking down a red carpet. If you want, you can even have red rug runners in every hallway of your house!

That last point might be a little much but that idea will certainly resonate with a few people.

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Floor Rugs- Proper and Effective Procedures of Maintenance

Posted on March 3, 2012 by admin Comment(Published for 78 days)

Summary: Floor rugscan be expensive items used in every home for many purposes. With the right sort of care and maintenance, one can get a rug to retain its texture and last a long time. Keeping in mind the Australian climate, maintenance therefore requires one to follow certain procedures, for ensuring longer lasting rugs.

Always vacuum and air out a rug thoroughly before storing it. Storing in a place unexposed to light or air causes a rug to attract fungus and insects. Always store a rug with mothballs. Change the position of your rug at least once a month. A rug kept stagnant, will ultimately lead to wear and tear due to the constant pressure of traffic on that particular side. Changing the position ensures the rug is exposed to sunlight in an even manner.

Once in two months, take your rug and hang it out in the sun. Beat it thoroughly to remove all the dirt and dust off it. Rugs accumulate a lot of dust and dirt due to absorption of the same from people’s shoes. Always use a professional rug cleaner to clean your rug for you.

It is advisable to use good padding under the rug to ensure stability.

If a rug is stained with any liquid material, it is advisable to dab a piece of soft cloth in warm water and gently wipe away the stain. Baking soda is also an effective remedy. However, always wipe along the direction of the fibre or pile. When water is spilled on the rug, use your hairdryer to dry out the watermark.

The Don’ts of Maintaining Floor Rugs

· Don’t keep your rug like an unused white elephant; a floor rug is meant for the floor and so should be used for the purpose, so always walk all over your rug.

· Do not use the services of carpet cleaners for your rugs; their chemicals may harm your rug.

· Do not try to vacuum over loose yarn sticking out of the rug, as it may damage the yarn further, causing more loose strands.

· Do not scrub your rug or use a rag while rubbing out stains.

· Do not try to clean old and persistent stains on your own. Leave it to a professional to do the job for you.

· Do not place extra heavy furniture in one particular side of your rug, as these cause indentations in the fabric.

Above all, treat your floor rugs with the care that it deserves. They are a valuable item and an important accessory among your household goods.

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An Area Rug Conversation

Posted on February 27, 2012 by opticals (Published for 83 days)

“So I am looking to buy some new area rugs for my house.”

“Oh yeah? Any idea of what you want to get?”

“Yes, I plan to buy something different for each room.”

“A good plan. Are they all going to be the same size.”

“Nope. The living room is big so something that will be comparable but I do not plan on getting something that will fit the entire floor. That is just way too much. I will get another one for the two bathrooms, the dining room, and my room.”

“Nice. What are the designs going to be?”

“Well, the living room is an old-fashioned one with light colored wooden floors. So I am thinking of buying an old-fashioned rug. I will probably buy a rug that has a dark brown primary color.”

“And the bathrooms?”

“For both of them I will be getting gray circular rugs to contrast with the white tiles.”

“That sounds nice! What about for your room?”

“That is the tricky part. The entire floor is carpeted in a deep maroon carpet rug. What do you think?”

“Hmmm. Maybe you should get a black or dark bluish rug.”

“That is a great idea. When we get to the carpet store I will decide to get then.”

“Cool, let’s go!”

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MLB Rugs This Winter

Posted on January 9, 2012 by opticals (Published for 132 days)

It’s the dead of winter now, but before you know it, spring will be shining through your window. And with spring comes baseball, that sweet game of leather mitts, fresh cut grass and hewn ash. There’s nothing as sweet as the feeling of hitting a home run, or tracking a fly ball deep into right field to end the game, or pitching an inning with three strikeouts. But even for those who no longer play, there’s something to be said for watching your favorite team and rooting for them all year round.

Which is why the perfect addition to any baseball fan’s home are MLB rugs. Yankees fans and Giants fans alike love touting their team’s name and logo around town, wherever they can. When you buy them baseball rugs, they can show off to their friends that their team is better. Baseball rugs are perfect for rumpus rooms, bedrooms, hallways, porches, even laundry rooms that need a bit of warmth and morale-boosting.

And for the avid sports fan there are NFL rugs, college football rugs, and college basketball rugs too. That means there’s a rug for every season and every fan.Don’t wait any longer–your home could an extra area rug today.

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Carpet Rugs Are Not Just For Rooms…

Floor Rugs- Proper and Effective Procedures of Maintenance

An Area Rug Conversation

MLB Rugs This Winter