Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will this hold down an area rug to carpet to keep edges from rolling up? If not can you recomend a product for this purpose?
Document: We tried everything to keep an area rug in place, and nothing worked. Finally I ordered this product and it's awesome! Even when I vacumn the rug, it stays in place!
I am a senior, with balance issues, and shuffling feet. I was constantly catching my foot or shoe on the edge of a rug or carpet. I installed this wonderful tape on the edge of every rug in my home. It is holding up well, and no more carpet edges coming up! Very safe and good product especially for seniors. Highly recommend.
I have tried just about everything to find a way to hold an area rug on top of my wall to wall carpet. Rug pads, rug tape, and even double sided duct tape. All worked for a short time, but eventually my 5 x 8 rug would creep across the room. When I happened upon the Polyken Double Coated Carpet Tape, I decided to give it one more try although the price almost kept me from ordering.
This product does exactly what is says it will. I used it to hold an exercise mat to a carpeted area. It actually stays in place throughout my work out. It even held up when two young boys were wrestling on it. Just what I was looking for.
I had been researching a lot of things to see if I could keep a rug stable on the hard wood in our entry which was always crooked. I also used it to keep a cowhide secured on top of an oriental rug. So far, it has worked really well. I will have to wait to see if the tape does any damage to the wood floor.
The area rug is in a high traffic area and I've moved furniture across it and it still hasn't budged. Very happy finally! I did put strips of tape width-wise about every 18" and on each end.
I got this because we have a large area rug that took water damage and would curl up. No more, it took a few tries to figure out how much to use, which was about 60% coverage around the bottom sides. I also have a smaller rug which was a creeper, same result, does the job. Economical, easy to user. Great!
I applied this to a runner rug on a hardwood floorSo far I have had no slippage, time will tell how long it holds.I am hoping for at least one year.The product is rather pricey, next time I will look for something less costly
Better than other, more commonly-known name-brand carpet tapes. Kind of hard to remove the backing but then it probably wouldn't do it's job as well if it were easier.
And all of these rugs are on top of thick, plush carpet. I've pulled one up briefly, and very little of the carpet came with it. It did leave a mark, but it rubbed out easily. And I don't really care because those creeping rugs are staying where they are. This was a problem it took years to solve, mainly because we kept forgetting to do something about it once we straightened them out for the umpteenth time.
Answer: yes