Area Rugs

... insulating material". Don't know whether area rugs count yet. We'd lke to...

I have to change the oil in my Can Am. that means turning the shop A/C down a few degrees. Then I am going to vacuum the area rugs.

.... Love the Gili cotton comforters, area rugs pillows etc. Many special Valerie...

... and stains from carpets and area rugs. The 8' hose and 4...

I should be able to use my victims as area rugs.

... with a 9x12 traditional style area rug and drapery panels. I'm... open to very inexpensive looking rugs or draperies outside of a...

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Perhaps my fault for ordering online but am I in the wrong when I say the rug in person does not match the photo advertised whatsoever? Quality is great but I expected a darker green rug, not white/grey. submitted by /u/KushKiitten to r/Costco [link] [comments]

Went shopping for furniture for our new home. I was shocked at how much rugs cost. Like $4000 to $5000. That's more than a really nice couch from Ethan Allen. Rugs are just woven fabric with a pattern. Why do they cost so much? submitted by /u/randomseedfarmer to r/homeowners [link] [comments]

I’m not a difficult guest, but if I’m paying a $150 cleaning fee, I expect the floors to actually be vacuumed. The place was "fine," but there were crumbs in the kitchen drawers and hair in the shower. I left a polite, honest 3-star review on Airbnb mentioning the grime. About six hours later, just as I was settling in at home, my phone buzzed. It was an official notification from the Airbnb Resolution Center. The host, "Marc," was requesting $640.00 for "Professional Floor Restoration." He attached a photo of a nasty, charred black circle right in the middle of the bedroom floor. His message was pure vitriol: "You absolute liar. You trashed my home. You left a massive burn on the original hardwood. I have to sand the whole room now. Don't think you’re getting away with this." My heart dropped. I don’t even smoke, and I don't own a hair straightener. I knew exactly what he was doing—he was "punishing" me for the 3-star rating by trying to flip a pre-existing issue into a $600 payday. I spent the next hour shaking with rage, scrolling through my phone. Then, I found it. I’m a paranoid traveler, so I always take a quick "walkthrough" video when I check in. I paused the clip at the 0:12 mark. There was the bedroom, the bed, and the blue area rug. In my video, the rug was slightly bunched at the corner—and there, peeking out from underneath, was the exact same black singe mark. He’d been hiding the burn under a rug, waiting for a "bad" guest to blame. I thought I had him. I found the Zillow listing from when the apartment was sold two years ago. I scrolled through the professional photos and Bingo. In the high-res shot of the master suite, the rug wasn't there yet, but the burn mark was. I sent the timestamped video and the Zillow link straight to Airbnb Support, feeling like I’d won. But then, ten minutes later, I got a notification. "Your case has been escalated." Marc replied to the thread with a "receipt" from a cleaning company dated yesterday morning saying the floor was inspected and clear before I arrived. It looks like a fake invoice, but it’s on official-looking letterhead. Now Airbnb is asking me for "additional proof" or they’ll automatically charge my card on file. I’m sitting here watching my bank balance, waiting for the support chat to agent to join Bad update: It’s been almost a day since the quote unquote final review started. I barely slept. I kept checking the Chase App every time my phone buzzed hoping they finally yanked the $640.The support agent I was talking to last night? Completely ghosted. I got automated email at around 4 am saying my "dedicated case manager" is "currently out of the office'" and will get back to me in 24-48 hours. Like what? Meanwhile, the $640 charge is sitting as a " Pending Transaction" on my card. And that's not even the worst part. Marc sent me a text at round 11 AM today. And said: "trying to use old Zillow photos to commit fraud. My lawyers have been notified. Good luck." I'm actually so scared rn Edit GUYS IT’S OVER.!!! I fianlly got through to a human at Airbnb support upport who actually looked at the attachments. I didn’t even have to argue. I just sent the Zillow link one last time and said something like look at the date on this listing from 2022. The burn is there. Look at my check in video. The burn is still also there. The agent left for like 5 minutes. Then she came back and said that they had reviewed the metadata of my video and cross-referenced the historical listing. Marc's claim has been denied. The $640 hold on my card has been released And here’s the best part,I asked what happens to Marc now. She couldn't give me details, but when I clicked his link around ten minutes ago,404 Page Not Found popped up He didn’t just lose the $640,they nuked his entire account for fraudulent documentation, I hope. All those fake cleaning receipts backfired. I just checked my Chase App and the 'Pending' charge is gone. I’m literally shaking from the adrenaline. Never staying in an Airbnb again. Hotel ONLY submitted by /u/Suitable-Box-6386 to r/stories [link] [comments]

Long story short, my upstairs neighbor moved in about a year and a half ago and immediately asked if she could put in hardwood floors (my building requires permission from the below floors if people on the upper floors want to put in hardwood). I said no as our building is echoey and loud enough as-is. It became very obvious very quickly that she replaced everything with hardwood since I could hear basically every step — a few months ago, building management checked and confirmed that hardwood was installed everywhere. She was given a deadline to switch to carpet and, when she asked to meet with me, basically blew up screaming at me that I had “ruined her life” for asking her to remove the flooring that she was never supposed to install. Flash forward to today, her carpet-installation deadline, and I find this by my door. She literally took a chunk of her flooring and wrote a lil passive-aggressive message on it. whelp. Happy new year! EDIT: I'm aware it's not actual wood lol. My building considers hardwood anything other than carpet for the sake of this rule. Also, for the people asking why we couldn't compromise on area rugs or something, there's a reason this is the "long story short" version haha. For months we went back and forth with suggestions but she denied having hard flooring at all. By the time building management got involved they were pissed enough themselves that she'd installed it without permission and had no issue asking her to replace it. submitted by /u/Dubble_Demon to r/Apartmentliving [link] [comments]