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⌈ Secret Post #4978 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Questions/Advice Thread

[(Anonymous)]

I'm thinking of buying a rug. (We have hardwood floors and in the winter it's bloody cold.)

I'm trying to shop in a better way, and I found a rug made from recycled cotton from a retailer that seem to be making concerted effort to push in a more sustainable direction. Only problem is it's white and we have a dog. How much of a mistake is it to buy this??

Re: Questions/Advice Thread

[(Anonymous)]

It will look great for about a week. Then the regret sets in.

I learned that lesson with cream carpet. :(

Re: Questions/Advice Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Ooh... I wouldn't. Even without a dog, a white rug isn't going to look pristine for very long and if it's in an area that gets traffic, you might end up with a darker brownish-grayish path trodden into it over time.

Would dyeing it be an option?

Re: Questions/Advice Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Big mistake, unless you're either planning to dye it or your dog is also white and doesn't make messes. If ecological mindfulness/sustainability is your goal, you might want to see if you have a local/regional natural fibre mill (wool, cotton, flax, whatever)and go from there.