Different types of carpet fibers
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2016
- This video explains all the different types of carpet fibers, the pros and cons of each fiber, Nylon, Smartstrand, Polyester. Triexta, Polypropylene/Olefin Check out all of our flooring products at www.fashion-carpets.com,#makecarpetgreatagain,[how to]
Best information on carpets I can find online by a margin!!! Excellent video.
Thanks for watching We are always trying to educate the people of the types of flooring available.
Good job! Nice presentation. The gentleman was easy to listen to and had good presence. Thank you
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Great video, thank you for taking your time to explain the different types of carpet.
Your video was very informative. Thank you very much!
This is great, thank you. The quality and sound need lots of work but the information was very helpful.
great video. haven't bought any for years but this brought me up to date.
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Thanks for excellent explanation
Great video. Better than the one on the store's website!
Very helpful, thank you!
Interesting to know Trixtra by Mohawk Smart Strand is made from Ethanol. Very informative. Thank you.
Great presentation. Thank you.
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Good video. Thanks!
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Thanks, very helpful
Just take my money!!!! I'll buy it!!!!
Thank You
where did you get that sphere that showed the four steps of Mohawks recycling?
Great video by the way
It was just a promotional offer some time ago. Call mohawk samples and they may help you
What about wool and wool blends?
Wool is lovely. You'll get tired of it before it wears out. Cons are it's loved by bugs/moths so carpets are often embedded with pesticide. Cleaning is NOT easy no matter ehat the salesman says. It's a natural fiber, so color you actually get may look quite different from what you saw in showroom. And, it's usually most expensive. (Also some people have allergies to lanolin in wool) HTH
Very informative. Question I'm looking to put new rugs on cement floors in basement that has a lot of moisture. I'm worried about mold.
Would I be better off no padding & put A Nylon or Triexta carpet. What advice could u give ?
U can use a moisturizer resistant pad
Glue it!
Great video! It's just a shame I can't find any affordable Triexta in the UK...It's more costly than wool lol xd
Maximum size and maximum thickness of single one piece trixtra carpet you have Thnq
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Aw man, I live in a duplex apartment. My floors were just retiled and I wanna protect my new flooring. That's why I'm looking for room-sized carpet so I won't have to mop as much as on a naked floor. I know what I want in room-sized carpet. First, I want something that's highly stain resistant. I also want something that can be swept with a broom or vacuumed. I also prefer dark colors. So, what would you recommend for me?
Check out Mohawk's Airo carpet. It has an attached pad and does not need to have any tackles nailed into the floor or padding stapled down. It just gets cut in wall-to-wall and does not need to be stretched. It is the only hypoallergenic carpet on the market.
Is old rug recyclable then if it's made of recyclables itself?
Not yet with retail carpet Some with large format commercial installations
The perfect carpet for this situation is a carpet by Mohawk called Airo It is a carpet that is hypoallergenic and has an attached padding It is installed with no tackless stripes and is layed loose It does not have to be stretched in The carpet breaths , so any dampness will pass through up from the concrete up out over the face fiber. This is just what you are looking for. Check it out further on Mohawk’s web site at Mohawkflooring. Com
I have hardwood floors and don't want to use the double sided tape or adhesive to install the carpet. Is there another way to install it that won't harm the wood floors?
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The perfect carpet for this situation is a carpet by Mohawk called Airo It is a carpet that is hypoallergenic and has an attached padding It is installed with no tackless stripes and is layed loose It does not have to be stretched in The carpet breaths , so any dampness will pass through up from the concrete up out over the face fiber. This is just what you are looking for. Check it out further on Mohawk’s web site at Mohawkflooring. Com
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@@fashioncarpets Your response didn't address my question at all, would you mind answering my question?
@@lorismith7104 What type of carpet installation are you talking about,, A wall to wall installation or just laying down an area rug
@@fashioncarpets is there a way to install the airo carpet as wall to wall without glue or sticky tape? If not, can it be laid down as an area rug?
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Disappointed you didn't talk about Wool.
Same!
Is there any health risk from polymer?
Yes they conveniently leave this fact out ...
Off gassing of VOCs
Isn’t nylon more durable than polyester and wears slower? Paying more for quality makes sense to me.
Yes nylon is more durable than polyester. But if you want to save a few bucks, polyester is a good choice for non high traffic areas. like bedrooms.
@@fashioncarpets should I be worried if the carpet store near me has some nylon options that are cheaper than polyester?
@@beaglebutter It depends on the face weight of the carpet. A 35 oz nylon could be cheaper than a 70 oz poly
@@fashioncarpets gotcha. I don’t know the weights but I’m comparing a plush nylon to a frieze polyester so that makes sense.
Never buy polyester P. E. T. Carpet!!! Period!!!!
Nothing beats nylon. All different names to confuse customers . All crap