Storing a Large Area Rug

RE: Storing a Large Area Rug Post By NY Mom (Guest Post) (09/26/2008) The only problem with the belts is that once you use them; you can NOT roll the rolled carpet without fear of scratching and knicking the floor. You will have to carry the rug. We use old bits of rope so we can roll the carpets easily. It makes use of smaller rope pieces and prevents any type of mold from forming if you're in a wet climate and happen to use leather belts. To protect our hands we use gloves when lifting or you can tuck in some small handtowels (we use them for cleaning) and thus have removable and flexible handles when needed. We donate old belts to charity if we no longer wear them. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Storing a Large Area Rug Post By Paula Jo Carr (Guest Post) (10/31/2006) What a fantastic idea! Thanks, I will have to try this one- it is a keeper of an idea that is for sure! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Storing a Large Area Rug Post by mikki (103) | (10/28/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact just the tip I need as we are moving in the next month! Thanks! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Storing a Large Area Rug Post by PrairieLady (33) | (10/28/2006) Blog! | Contact Nylons work well too. I use them to tie up alot of things, as hoses, stacks of garden fence, rugs, etc. Report Spam or Abuse