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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2015 12:51:36 GMT
Yes - and Geoff would have been upset, you saying that about his carpet. Nah gates, he's as common as muck Geoff, he wouldn't be bothered !! Hi All, Well all I can say is I am glad I am ON THE LEVEL with you lot!...........
Geoff.
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Post by granny on Dec 5, 2015 16:33:36 GMT
Yes - and Geoff would have been upset, you saying that about his carpet. Hi All, Carl, You should know! As you said when you gave it me "It's to posh to put down in my house so I'll stick with the underlay".......
Geoff.
We once chose a new bedroom carpet but illness intervened before we could lay it. My f-i-l gave us some thin sheets of polystyrene foam to lay under it because it was already foam-backed and he said it worked well as an underlay in his house and we had laid that. When eventually we were ready for the carpet it had gone out of stock and we had to buy an ordinary hessian backed one. The carpet fitter was appalled and said the underlay would never last. Fast forward 20 years, a new carpet bought and the underlay was as good as new. In contrast when my living room carpet was lifted to do major central heating work the top quality underlay (down for 12 years) had disintegrated completely in places.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2015 16:50:08 GMT
Hi All, Ann, Yeagh! Been there done that! the modern stuff sticks to the floor like the proverbial to a blanket, terrible stuff to get up after been laid down some of it is.......
Geoff.
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