When a colored fiber loses dye while wet, dye bleeding occurs. Uncolored or lightly colored fiber or yarn may readily soak up fugitive (runaway) dyes from the darker fiber or yarn and become stained. This is most often seen in carpet and rugs where deeply dyed shades (for example, reds, blacks, and blues) become fugitive

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Cats and dogs may be our best friends, but not necessarily the best friends of our carpeting, draperies, and upholstery. Neglected animal stains have been an issue ever since people and animals bonded together in companionship. Understanding the Different Types of Pet Stains Animal’s Urine Two types of reactions can take place between the chemicals

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Ever thought your carpet was clean, only to discover worms crawling out on a rainy day? Yes, it’s as disgusting as it sounds. Even if your carpet appears spotless, you never really know what’s hiding within. What seems harmless could be a breeding ground for allergens and bacteria, posing health risks to you and your

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What is mildew? Mildew is a type of fungus, closely related to mold, that is characterized by a flat growth and a powdery or fluffy appearance.It is a common issue in many households and outdoor environments, often found in damp, warm areas where it feeds on organic materials. Here’s an expanded overview of mildew, its

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Draperies and other window textiles play an important part in enhancing the comfort, beauty, and luxury of a room. A variety of fabrics are available to consumers for use as draperies. Although fabric selection, installation and use conditions of draperies vary, all draperies in general are exposed to more destructive conditions than wearing apparel, carpet,

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