TRADITIONAL TRELLIS

IVY TRELLIS

Construction: Wilton Weave
Pattern Repeat: 15.75" x 15.75"
Dye Method: Solution Dyed
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Construction: Wilton Weave
Pattern Repeat: 15.75" x 15.75"
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Dye Method: Solution Dyed
Durable - Eurolon™ will resist signs of wear, with unique long-lasting fibers.
Stain-resistant - Eurolon™ does not absorb moisture making spills and stains easily removable with normal cleaning agents.
Color-fast - Solution dyed yarn extrusion is not only safe for the environment, it protect the colors in your new carpet from fading and cleaning solvents.
Anti-static - Carpets made from Eurolon™ fibers are permanently anti-static. No more electric shocks.
Anti-microbial - Carpets made from Eurolon™ fibers do not support the growth of mites or bacteria.
Non-toxic/Environmentally friendly - All Eurolon™ fiber carpets are free of toxic elements. Because color is "melted in" during production of the fiber, it eliminates the traditional use of large quantities of water for dyeing, contributing to the preservation of water and the quality of our water.
Pet Friendly - Eurolon carpet resists stains, static, soil, pilling, and water damage like mildew, making it durable enough for big, messy, and active pets. Eurolon also resists abrasion and repels moisture. Made of strong and safe synthetic fibers, Eurolon rugs are completely nontoxic, making them perfectly safe for your pets both indoors and outdoors. You can feel confident that your dog, cat, bunny, or other animal can play safely and freely on your carpet or area rug without sacrificing their health.
  • Hydrophobic fiber – does not absorb moisture
  • Long-lasting and durable fiber
  • Anti-microbial
  • Anti-static
  • Solution Dyed for exceptional color retention and cleanability
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Installation / Maintenance Info
Product Care-Cleaning

Once you have invested in the Kane Carpet of your dreams, we recommend that you follow the maintenance guide presented here to protect your investment. Because regular cleaning with the right equipment will extend the life of your carpet or rug, ensuring years of enjoyment.

Carpet Maintenance

Maintaining your quality purchase will repay you by keeping its beauty for many years.

Vacuum regularly. Even in ordinary use, carpets receive a lot of abuse – pounding feet, dirt, grit, dust, oily cooking vapors and spills of all descriptions. By frequently vacuuming with a good machine, you can remove and prevent dry soils from building up to an unsightly level.

  • Remove spills immediately.
  • Professionally clean as needed. Do not apply stain repellent treatments that contain silicone because they tend to accelerate carpet soiling.
  • Keep doormats clean. Exercise preventative maintenance by placing absorbent mats at the most frequently used entrances to your home. Change or launder when these mats become soiled.
  • The vacuum cleaner dust bag should be changed when half full.
  • Filters in your heating and air conditioning systems should be changed regularly.

To help optimize the aesthetic and performance value of your Kane carpet, remember these effective vacuuming tips:

  • Make sure your vacuum’s belt is in good condition – and that the beater actually rotates when in contact with the carpet.
  • Height adjustment is correct when the beater contacts the pile enough to lightly vibrate the carpet several inches away from the machine, but not enough to cause a significant slowing of the motor.
  • Vacuum across the traffic pattern occasionally, rather than in the traffic direction, to prevent matting.
Cleaning Your Carpet

While vacuuming removes most dry soil, the oily soil of cooking vapors, air pollution and grime tracked in from the street present a decidedly different type of problem. These particles of oily soil deposited on carpet fibers can cause gradual – but significant – dulling of delicate pastel colors. The color isn’t actually lost. It’s hidden under a dirty film.

If this type of soil is allowed to accumulate, it literally glues the pile fiber together, resulting in matting, packing or ridges. Equally worrisome, it begins to attract and hold dry soil. That’s why cleaning is so important when dulling of the fiber is first noticed. If allowed to remain too long, it becomes gummy and difficult to remove.

For Dry Cleaning Only Products

We recommend a dry cleaning agent such as Capture®, Host® and Dri-Mate® or the WoolClean Spot Dry RemoverTM available from Wools of New Zealand.

Test area first.

Vacuum brush should barely skim surface carpet to trap soil just under pile. (Any further aggressive brush setting will cause carpet to pill).

Dry Dry Foam and Absorbent Pad

Fluffy detergent foam is worked into pile by a variety of machines. Once dry, the residue is vacuumed out. This method uses little water, dries fast and cleans the surface well; however, overbrushing can damage some carpets.

Steam Cleaning (Hot Water Extraction)

Extraction of the cleaning solution and soil leaves little residue and no pile damage, although caution is required to prevent overwetting. Avoid using too much detergent. Follow up with plain water. Recommended for all carpet types, this method is most effective when performed by a professional using an external hot water extraction unit.

Caution

The rotary brush wet shampoo method is not recommended for residential carpet as damage may result. Moreover, some do-it-yourself products in aerosol cans may cause rapid re-soiling due to excessive residues. Test on a scrap first. If the dried product feels sticky, don’t use it. And avoid all cleaning agents containing an optical brightener (fluorescence) such as those found in many laundry detergents and some carpet cleaning systems.

Stain Removal

No carpet is stain proof. However many are treated to be stain resistant which gives you time to act. Remember, with spot and stain removal, speed is of essence. Immediately after a stain or spill occurs, solids should be scooped up and liquids blotted as quickly as possible. Absorb as much liquid as possible with a paper towel, etc., replacing as they become saturated. Never use a scrubbing motion. Blot instead to prevent the carpet surface from fuzzing.

Stain Treatment

For effective spot cleaning, you’ll need the following items. The item numbers are keyed to the stain – and all should be used in the recommended sequence. Some stains may require professional cleaning, depending on the age of the stain.

  • Cold Water
  • Detergent Solution. Mix one teaspoon of clear dishwashing liquid with a cup of warm (not hot) water.
  • Ammonia Solution. Mix one tablespoon of clear household ammonia (3% solution) with 1/2 cup of water.
  • Solvent. A dry cleaning solvent (available at grocery, drug and hardware stores).
  • Ice. Chill with ice cubes in a plastic bag. Shatter residue, pick or scrape off and vacuum.
  • Vinegar Solution. Mix 1/3 cup of white vinegar with 2/3 cup of water.
  • Warm Water (not hot)
  • Clear nail polish remover (preferably acetone)
  • Alcohol or Methylated Spirits Mineral Turpentine
  • Rust Remover
  • Absorbent Powder (e.g., salt, talc or proprietary absorbent powders)
  • Absorbent Cleaners (e.g., Host)
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