Snags – Sprouted Tufts or Loops
What you need to know
Snags or sprouted tufts can occur on loop pile carpet when individual loops are pulled out of the carpet backing or when cut pile tufts release from the carpet backing for no apparent reason. On loop pile carpet, it is generally attributed to pet nails, furniture with burrs, nails or sharp edges on the bottom, vacuum cleaners with sharp edges or burrs on the bottom, high heel shoes in disrepair, or any other sharp object that contacts the carpet loops and pulls them out of the backing. The consumer will typically believe that the carpet is …..
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