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icequeen4700
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Member since 5/05 505 total posts
Name: Dawn
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what kind of carpet
would be best for an upstairs hallway and 3 bedrooms ( 2 kids rooms) that can handle wear and tear?
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Posted 2/24/06 2:20 PM |
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november12003
Love my boys...

Member since 5/05 2412 total posts
Name: Jenn
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Re: what kind of carpet
We had plush carpets in our last place, and I hated the wear that you could see after time. I wanted something more durable this time, but I didn't want a real Berber like people recommend. So I got a berber-looking type that is looped, but it was Ralph Lauren and still really soft. They're great so far.
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Posted 2/24/06 2:29 PM |
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JennChris
life moves fast

Member since 5/05 4225 total posts
Name: Jenn
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Re: what kind of carpet
We got a nice carpet from Home Depot (although I wouldn't recommend using them to install ) It has a diamond pattern in it, sorta a berber I guess, but it's a low pile. We have it on the stairs, and hallway and through 2 kids bedrooms and it's held up GREAT so far...
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Posted 2/24/06 3:41 PM |
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