Carpet
* All carpet cleaning methods use water in one form or another.
* Most carpet is made with man-made or synthetic materials.
* Most carpets contain materials
  - dry in one to two hours
  - generate sound
  - have at least a partial synthetic component
* Some carpet is produced by knitting, but it is generally categorized as woven carpet
  - carpets provide static resistance.
  * A 'carpet' rectangular piece of woven textile. Generally, carpets are used to make things more beautiful. They are either put on the floor, or on a wall of a building. In Islam, carpets are also used for people to kneel on when they pray. Carpets are warmer and softer than hard floors such as hardwood, tile, or concrete. Carpets can be many different sizes. Carpets originated in Central Asia
* absorbs moisture and nutrients, and is an ideal environment for biological pollutants
  - sound within a room and acts as a sound barrier between floors
* act as long-term reservoirs for pesticides that are sprayed indoors.
* acts as a sink or trap for dust and soil, thereby reducing airborne particles.
* add warmth to a room, and is always soft and comfortable underfoot.
* also functions as a noise reducer
  - reduce footstep impact noise
* are different from kilims because they are knotted rather than flat woven
  - filters
  - fluffy so they can trap air
* are located in bathrooms
  - bedrooms
  - beds
  - buildings
  - churchs
  - closets
  - desks
  - hotels
  - houses
  - landfills
  - offices
  - restaurants
  - stores
  - tables
  - luxuries
  - magic
  - natural objects
  - one of the biggest sources of toxic substances, the latest research shows
* are used for decoration
  - flooring
  - insulation
  - shampooings
* beetle larvae eat natural fibers and feathers
  - feed on feathers, fur, silk, wool and other natural materials
* beetle larvae prefer to feed in dark, protected places
  - dark, undisturbed, protected places
* can add comfort, beauty and warmth to any room
  - contain dust, mold, dust mites, lead and other pollutants
  - hide many flaws in floors while adding color, pattern and texture to a room
  - hold up to a pound of dirt per square foot before it starts looking dirty
  - trap lead dust, which is difficult to remove completely by vacuuming
* captures dust and dirt, keeping it from circulating until it is vacuumed or cleaned.
* collect dust tracked in on shoes or on the feet of pets.
* contain material from recycled plastic bottles
* continue to accumulate and release contaminants throughout their life.
* cover the ground, and tablecloths cover the carpets.
* creates ideal environments for mold and fungal growth.
* decorate many households from log cabins to palaces.
* have central, multi-lobed medallians or less frequently, repeat patterns
  - different textures depending on how the fibers are woven
* hold dust, dust mites, mold, and other allergens.
* includes sections.
* is difficult to keep clean due to lint, trimmings and thread.
* lose their good looks from excessive soil and detergent build-up.
* need maintenance.
* plays a vital, positive role in indoor air quality.
* represent an important outlet for higher quality fibre.
* spotting daily chore that can seem complicated and involved.
* stain removers are safe for most carpet types.
* stay cleaner much longer and actually improve in appearance over time.
* weaving industry is the largest export oriented craft industry from India.

### carpet:

Clean carpet
* make healthier environments.
* project a professional appearance and provide a healthier work environment.

Tibetan carpet
* are both traditional and contemporary.
* weaving pumps heavy metals into the water table.

Turkish carpet
* Turkish Carpets are famous for their beauty and durability.
* are among the most sought after household items all over the world.
* carry a wide range of symbols.
* weaving is one of the oldest crafts in the world.