Having appeared once in the market, acrylic carpets made a real furor both in carpet weaving and among consumers. They filled an empty niche of affordable and at the same time high-quality carpets, offering us their bright palette and designer variety for a democratic price.
Advantages and disadvantages of acrylic carpets
In fact, acrylic fiber is very similar to natural wool, and not only externally. It partially copies the properties of woolen threads and fibers, perfectly preserving and accumulating heat, being a soft and pliable material resistant to abrasion.
As a result, acrylic carpets can be called a close copy of natural products, which at the same time have a lot of advantages:
- they are easy to clean and succumb to both dry and wet cleaning;
- absolutely not afraid of moisture and, accordingly, mold and fungus;
- are environmentally friendly, resistant to the development of ticks and microbes;
- do not cause allergic reactions, because often acrylic carpets are chosen for children's rooms;
- have a low level of electrostaticity;
- pleasing with a rich color palette and can decorate any interior design;
- thanks to a low price, are available to most consumers.
As a few shortcomings of acrylic carpets, we can note the following points:
- some cheap and not especially high-quality products with time roll down on the edges;
- In operation they can be short-lived;
- require more frequent cleaning due to the penetration of dirt into the structure of the fibers.
And in order not to face such problems, it is necessary to initially purchase carpets from reliable and trusted suppliers.
It should be said that acrylic carpets are ideal not only for children's rooms, but for the bathroom and kitchen, because they are resistant to moisture and are not afraid of the development of fungal spores, which is especially important in these rooms.
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