We could have carved our ancestors thousands of years ago. And today this art continues to please us with the production of unique modern models embodying the centuries-old traditions of different peoples. One of those is lint-free carpets .
These coatings are highly wear-resistant, practical and durable. The main feature of such carpets is an unusual technique of making. Cloths are weaved by threading the threads in a staggered manner, so that they have the same pattern on both sides. Agree, to have in the house a universal two-sided, lint-free carpet is much more convenient. If one side worn out and lost its market appearance, the cover can be turned over, and it will again heal with a new life.
Thanks to a harmonious combination of colors, patterns and national motifs, in any interior, lint-free carpets are a worthy decoration. In this article we will discuss in more detail the existing models of this type of coating.
Types of lint-free carpets
To weave such rugs, natural materials are usually used. An enviable popularity today is soft and soft, lint-free carpets made of cotton. Unlike woolen, silk and synthetic analogs, they do not cause allergies and do not accumulate static electricity.
A lint-free carpet of cotton is somewhat like a homespun walk, so its presence makes the interior more "homey" and cozy. However, such a coating is short-lived and requires special care. Otherwise, the carpet will quickly lose its pristine appearance.
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A lint-free carpet made of sheep or camel hair is more practical and reliable. It is stronger, warmer, better able to absorb excess noise from outside the house, and it's also easy to clean with a broom or a vacuum cleaner. Solid or colored lint-free carpets and paths with applique or embroidery fit into any interior.
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And if you hang such a beautiful, lint-free carpet on the wall in the living room or bedroom, you can not only decorate the room in an original way, but also provide additional insulation of the room.
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Synthetic woven coatings are even more convenient, both in care and in price. They have dirt-repellent properties, do not "collect" dust and practically do not lend themselves to deformation from the furniture legs. Thanks to these qualities, lint-free carpets in the kitchen, in the nursery or in the corridor will be an ideal and practical decoration that can last longer than woolen and cotton counterparts. However, it should be remembered that such a coating accumulates static electricity, and it should not be used in a room with a large number of electrical appliances.
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