Learn Why You Don't Need A Tack Strip To Install Carpet | No VOC | Hypoallergenic | Mohawk Air.o
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- Hyperallergic carpet installed without a nail strip or pad. If you have allergics and you want carpet then this is your only choice.
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When you choose a soft flooring option that’s hypoallergenic, easy to clean and VOC-Free, you're choosing pure peace of mind.
HYPOALLERGENIC
Air.o's fibers don't absorb moisture, which helps prevent the growth of allergens and microbes. That's nothing to sneeze at.
EASY TO CLEAN
Air.o's unique, unified construction provides better airflow, releasing more dust and dirt with each vacuum than carpet with traditional padding.
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Air.o carpet fiber is created using advanced polymers. With no latex or harmful VOCs, your hypoallergenic carpet is safe and odor-free.
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People with Asthma and Allergies Can Enjoy Carpet, Too
A misperception is that people with asthma and allergies should avoid carpet in the home. Actually, the opposite is true. Studies prove that properly cleaned carpet can help reduce symptoms and is the best flooring choice for those dealing with asthma and allergies.
Proper Cleaning Allergens
Gravity causes common household particles, such as dust, pollen and pet and insect dander, to fall to the floor. Carpet fibers trap the particles, removing them from the breathing zone and reducing their circulation in the air. Regular vacuuming effectively removes dust and allergens from the carpet and helps keep them out of the air we breathe. Click here for tips on how to select the best vacuum for your carpet.
Know the Facts
Carpet acts as a passive air filter, trapping dust, pollen and other particles and removing them from the breathing zone. Studies show that people with asthma and allergies have seen symptoms improve with carpet.
These studies include:
New England Journal of Medicine Inner City Asthma Study
The childhood asthma study concluded that carpet does not cause or increase the symptoms of asthma and allergies.
Airmid Healthcare of Ireland Study
The Airmid study revealed that effectively cleaned carpets can trap allergens and other particles, removing them from the breathing zone, and reducing their circulation in the air.
DAAB Study (German Allergy and Asthma Society)
The DAAB study proved that carpet can reduce airborne dust by 50% of that found above hard flooring surfaces.
Carpet and Indoor Air Quality
Although we might not normally associate carpet with improved indoor air quality, it does have a very positive effect. Did you know carpet is among the lowest volatile organic compound (VOC) emitting flooring choice available?
It actually acts as a passive air filter, trapping dust, pollen and other particles and removing them from the breathing zone. Studies have shown that people with asthma and allergy problems have seen symptoms improve with carpet.
The Carpet and Rug Institute's Green Label Plus Indoor Air Quality Standard identifies carpet, adhesive and cushion products that meet or exceed government indoor air quality regulations and are among the lowest VOC-emitting products on the market. All Mohawk carpets are CRI Green Label Plus certified.
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ill tell you what, as an installer myself, I can say that the carpet installer from your video definitely knows what he is doing .👌👌✨✨
I appreciate that confirmation. As I was watching them I thought they did a good job myself but now I know. Thanks for watching.
Moc pěkná práce a krásný koberec i prostředí, máš příteli velice odborná a poučná videa a rád Ti dávám like :)
Sorry but no carpet is hypoallergenic, it is man made, manufactured from basically plastic. Carpets do trap dust, dirt etc , so if you really suffer from asthma or dust mite allergies you need lvt, vinyl , wood, laminate etc. No doctor would recommend carpet for a real allergy suffering individual.
So upon receiving the bundle of carpet, was there a detectable smell? You wanted to air it out so that's why I'm wondering. I have ZERO tolerance for smells myself, so I was interested.
Even on the first day the carpet really was not an issue. After airing it out for a day or two I smelled zero. The issue is the tape. The tape is the problem. It took about a week for the tape smell to leave.
Where do you get the carpet tape for this hypoallergenic Mohawk carpet? By the way this is the best carpet I've ever used. Personally it's great for basements. It's not cheap, but it's well worth its cost.
6:20 The way he's cutting the carpet, he may have cut a groove all along your skirting board/baseboard too...
I thought that also but he only cut the carpet. I went back and looked very close.
When he drops the filler piece down it is not long enough (schoolboy error)
How is the carpet and install holding up after two years? Just curious.
It is still looking great like day one. What I really like is the fact that it doesn't bunch due to it's weight.
@@oxmanagain that's awesome . Thanks.
I wish I knew about this carpet before getting mine 😕 I just figured theyre all made to kill you and now im trying to figure out how to more quickly off gas this nasty stuff before allowing my cats to roll on it and ingest it when they clean themselves 😢
Where’s the under pad?
@@ZimZam131 this particular carpet is a combination of carpet and underpaid in one. Once you lay it down on your subfloor it pretty much does not move even before they taped it.
@@oxmanagain Understand I live in Florida where most carpet is laid down on solid concrete. So the purpose of the pad is to cushion the carpet when walked on, not to keep it fro mmoving. Perhaps wood flooring doesn't need it.
Can this tape work on hardwood?
I believe it could because it worked on my subfloor which is plywood. You should contact the company to make sure.
How much was this to install in one room? I feel I need carpet because I have severe arthritis and problems with my legs and feet. And my landlord wants me to move they want to sell this condo so they're building these new apartments three stories they put in some sort of flooring now that's hard you know and they can put in the soundproofing things so cuz they used to have to have carpet when you have people upstairs. My question is I think this could be my solution I was hoping to at least put carpet in the bedroom and then try to find some sort of big area rug for the other room it's just a one bedroom apartment I'd be renting it I didn't want to get in trouble. But this looks like my solution! How much?
We did roughly a thousand square feet for $3,500. That included the stairs and us paying them. So if you're going to do it yourself for one room I would think anywhere from 200 to $400
Who should I contact what's the name of the carpet again? Maybe if I'm in an apartment and I can't have it installed maybe it would still be a great kind to have measured You said it seemed like it was sit well without being taped? I just want to find that particular type of carpet if I end up going for sure in this apartment
In the description below the video I left the information to the name of the carpet. You would have to contact your local carpet installer to see if they have it.
Good luck trying to restretching it later in its life lol
0:27 Hahahahaha "Hyperallergenic" means that it will give you more allergies lol....
Yeah I know. typo on my part. Good eyes.
Lol it’s hyperallergenic and hypoallergenic? I hope just the latter.
2:09 If the nail strip was already there, you could have reused it.... you actually created more pollution in the world, and more work for yourself by removing it... remember, the best way to reduce pollution in the world is to REUSE things....
Not really for kanga back carpet or rubber back carpet with padding pre attached u don’t use tack strips u use double sided tape
More pollution. Man, the brainwash from teachers these days go kids is insane.
hahahahha that was funny, "youll never step on a nail again" .. "for added security hes nailing the carpet in" 😂😂
Those are no nail they staples, and they are stapled down into the sub floor, tack strip in the other hand at the door nail are facing up to hook the carpet into it, so you are stepping on them most the time you don't feel them cuz of the pad and the nap of the carpet your welcome
Yeah you can do it yourself but let me tell you. It’s a lot of work.
Mohawk aero....the worst pos on the market
What kind of tape is that and where do I buy it?
The tape comes from the company, but I will say it has a very strong smell. If you have allergies the tape is where the smell comes from the carpet has pretty much zero smell.
So do you think this kind of carpet without being installed with the tape if it's cut to fit the room like a bedroom do you think it would stay in place?
Do you think it would lay without the tape? Or if they only use the tape in the entryway to the door or the closet.? Did the smell go away?
@@bonirabit4302 Robert's sell a 2 face tape that works fine and cost much less . Home depot.