Carpets - Snags
If tufts are pulled out of the carpet, clip off with
scissors. Never pull them. If a long "run" occurs, see
your carpet dealer to have the yarn retufted or glued
back in place. Snags occur most frequently in loop pile
constructions.
If tufts are pulled out of the carpet, clip off with
scissors. Never pull them. If a long "run" occurs, see
your carpet dealer to have the yarn retufted or glued
back in place. Snags occur most frequently in loop pile
constructions.
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