Absolutely, Berber is a weave, not a particular type of fabric. Berber is simply a type of loop construction that may come in olefin, nylon, wool, or a blend. Berber requires a more thorough cleaning than other carpets because the "flushing" action needs to take place to get under, around, and through the loops. Other companies that are not as thorough as we are do have problems with Berber because of leaving soil behind that "wicks" back to the surface.

Absolutely, Berber is a weave, not a particular type of fiber. Berber is simply a type of loop construction that my come in olefin, nylon, wool or a blend. Berber requires a more thorough cleaning than other carpets because the "flushing" action needs to take place to get under, around and through the loops. Other companies that are not as thorough as we are have a lot of problems with Berber because they leave soil behind that can “wick” back to the surface.

Absolutely! Berber is a weave, not a particular type of fabric. Berber is simply a type of loop construction carpet that has face yarns which can be made of olefin, nylon, wool or a blend. Berber requires a more thorough cleaning than other carpets because more "flushing" action needs to take place to get under, around and through the loops. This also necessitates more dry vacuum passes with the wand in order to allow the carpeting to dry as soon as possible.

It’s possible that the seams weren’t sealed. All cut edges of the two pieces used to make the seam should be sealed to prevent problems like this.

Set your iron on synthetic setting...lay a towel over the wax spill...iron over the towel until the wax melts into the towel... (careful not to overheat...you can melt the carpet pile)...if the stain or small amount of wax is left...clean with clorox... if your carpet is 100% solution dyed yarns(ask your dealer)... if not use any carpet spot cleaner product. Regular vacuuming. Most importantly, however, once a year call in a professional carpet cleaner..

A firm pad should be used under berbers. A synthetic pad is best. High density rebound (7 or 8 pounds or more) is second best, with thickness not to exceed 7/16".

The non-residue dry foam method of cleaning is safe for all carpet types and will do a great job of cleaning without the lengthy dying time and sticky residues.

We've had to restretch several installations of berber because of too soft a pad so the answer, we think, is Yes. We recommend a minimum 7-pound berber pad. Since using this type pad we've had no further problems with installation. Our clothing store has commercial carpet glued to a concrete floor. The carpet is wrinkling and seems to be "growing." What causes this? I'm concerned a customer will trip over the loose areas. Loose jute, (2) repeated liquid spills (water, coffee, etc.

No. We steam clean 98% of all Berber carpet. It is a customer preference and depends on how soiled your carpet is. If your carpet is moderately to heavily soiled, we recommend a steam cleaning.

All of our instruments are subjected to autoclave sterilization ? the same process that responsible hospitals and dental offices use. The autoclave is spore tested monthly to ensure it is in proper working order and these results are on display on the wall beside the front counter. Items or areas that are impossible to sterilize in this manner are covered by plastic barriers which are disposed of at the end of the procedure.

Special care must be taken with the socket until healing is complete. In the immediate time period after your surgery, the closed eyelid should be wiped gently with a cotton ball moistened with the sterile eye solution given to you when you are discharged; drops or ointment may also be prescribed. This helps to keep the socket free from infection. The healing process usually takes about two to four weeks. When you receive your ocular prosthesis, you may wash your face normally.

You can clean the blades of your skates by wiping them with a towel to keep them dry after using them. Make sure you do this after each wearing. With the material skates are made of, there's not a lot of maintenance and cleaning needed to the boot.

In Florida and in the United States, Acupuncturists are required by law to use sterilized, individually packaged, disposable needles. Needles are not saved or reused for later treatments. They are properly disposed of in Sharps containers and treated as Biohazardous Waste. This eliminates the possibility of transmitting a communicable disease by a contaminated needle.

With difficulty! Perspiration comes with climbing mountains. Wearing the right clothes to reduce sweating, and overheating certainly helps, as does keeping ones load light. I tend to climb too fast and overheat, and will try to go more slowly. I'll wash my clothes using stream water reasonably often, and my hair too when the weather is warm. Otherwise I shall be on the lookout for anywhere with a shower (and a nice long bath occasionally in a Hotel).

A toothbrush cover keeps the brush clean for on-the-go use and at home. GUM toothbrush covers contain triclosan, an antibacterial ingredient that is active for up to eight weeks to protect the brush between uses. Try to ensure that the cover is ventilated so that it keeps bristles dry and straight. Alternatively dip your toothbrush into an antibacterial mouthwash (such as GUM® Paroex Alcohol-Free Mouthrinse) on a weekly basis.

Any vectorized art file for custom sign letters or logos, that has a minimum number of control points, while still retaining the integrity of the style or design. It can also be a paper "logo slick".