[maxcarpets]

Hi guys,

Just wondered what you guys use to return clean rugs in. I'm looking for a plastic sleeve to protect them . Anyone help??

Thanks in advance.

Justin

[john rees]

We use catering cling film, that way one size fits all.

             all the best
                                 John

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

My local store where  you can get flooring supplies for fitting carpets and hard floors etc, sells plastic tubing in a roll with something like 200 metres+ on the roll. It's good heavy duty plastic sheeting-but in a tube. You can also cut it down the middle and open it up to provide instant protective plastic sheeting.

I would guess a flooring supplier neear you would aslo sell something similar.

[Straker Cleaning]

Heard somewhere of a CC that uses BODY BAGS   

I use a roll of plastic and cut to size .............. once it is taped up, it is very easy to carry even large rugs 

[John Kelly]

Most packaging suppliers sell Polythene tubing. If doing this make sure the customer removes the rug on delivery as any remaining moisture, even slight, can cause mildew and fungal problems in the enclosed "greenhouse".

[Mark Lane-Matthews]

Kraft paper I find is best.

                                  Mark

[Mike Osbourne]

I get the polythene they put new carpet in from a local shop who lets me have it for nothing.

 They run a knife down it to open it up, so it is folded but perfectly ok for what I want.

[PaulKing]

http://www.polybags.co.uk/index_scroll.htm?main=rc_success.htm here you go 24 inch big nough for all but the biggest rugs

[maxcarpets]

Cheers Paul, I was hoping you would answer this one.

Cheers

Justin