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Posted by tkromo NY (My Page) on Mon, May 8, 06 at 11:35
| I am looking to talk to people who've purchased and used an all-weather/outdoor rug outside. I'd like to know how it held up and all that fun stuff.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Best,
Thaddeus
tkromelis@gmail.com
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RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| I purchased one about a month ago. I looked at very expensive ones at Frontgate, ended up buying one at Target for around $70, I think it was. We had 2 straight weeks of rain here and the carpet was just squishy, drippy wet. When the sun came out it was dry in one day. We back up to a woods so have lots of leaves and other debris blow across our deck. Unfortunately, for that I get out the shop vac because I have my table and 6 chairs sitting on the rug so it's not easy to sweep off. That's all I can say about it yet, but so far I'm very happy with it. |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| I bought a small one from Frontgate several years ago to use in front of the grill. It doesn't take quite the weather beating that a large one would because we throw it upside down over the grill when not using it, but it's still exposed to rain and snow. Although the main part of it still looks fine, the edges that wrap all the way around are frayed which makes it look a bit ratty. I'm thinking of replacing it soon. |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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Hi - Well I Happen to work for a company that sells outdoor area rugs and to be honest the rugs are not very nice. There are however a new type of outdoor hooked rugs make by KAS oriental and others that are much better then the machine woven ones that are popular these days.
Most outdoor rugs are great for one season but not really for more then that. You can check some that my company sells but again these are not great if you are looking for quality. |
Here is a link that might be useful: outdoor rugs
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| Uh-oh! My advertise-y sense is tingling! Suspiciously, Rain |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| Ive found that any outdoor rug attracts more junk. Leaves, fur, birdsead, potting soil... Unless I'm spraying it off every other day it looks dirty. We have a rug just inside we wipe our feet on instead. |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| I have purchased one in Lowe's about 6 months back, and so far I love it! It dries fast after the rain, and it's a pleasure to step on rather then concrete. My main concern was mildew, and so far it's been fine. Also, it makes patio much more welcoming and pleasant IMO. |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| You may like this gorgeous rug I just found on the website. It is so lovely that I want sleep on it immediately! If you are interested, you can go to http://www.madeinchina.com/trade_product_1/rug.shtml&cat=446 where is full of information of rugs. |
Here is a link that might be useful: cotton rug
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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I just bought one on Ebay that is made from recycled plastic bottles. I will let you know what it's like and how it holds up after I get it. Kindof excited because I was looking for something really colorful for around our pool, not the normal neutrals that most outdoor rugs are.
Julie |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| Never thought about using an outdoor rug, but may consider it now. Always worried about mildew / mold. It would look really cool on my deck. |
Here is a link that might be useful: possible outdoor rugs
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| I bought mine from Lowes and I leave it out year round.No fading,no mold ,it dries out quickly after heavy rain,looks great after 2 years and I would buy another (if this one ever wears out !)in a heartbeat !!It is also on my wood deck with no problems. |
RE: Outdoor Rugs
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| Capel makes some very nice outdoor rugs. Manufactured from Olefin, the synthetic fiber is then woven to create a more natural leek and feel. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Outdoor Rugs
RE: Outdoor Rugs for Selling
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| Ya alrug.com provide latest variety of rugs at very cheapest rate. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pakistani, Afghani, Persian, Orientel Rugs and Carpets
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