When the beer’s flowing in celebration (or commiseration) of sport results – like this year’s State of Origin – it’s not uncommon for it to flow a bit much and end up as spillage on your carpet. What happens next – what you do with that spillage – could also be a season win or …
With the huge emphasis today on all things ‘natural’ (whatever that means), you’d be forgiven for thinking that the answer to this question, at least as far as carpet was concerned, would inevitably be ‘natural’. In practice it’s not quite as simple as that. There are many factors to take into account when deciding which …
Although our modern word ‘carpet’ comes from the old Italian word ‘carpita’ which means ‘plucked’, the carpet itself has a much longer and illustrious past. Carpets, that is rugs made from knotted wool from goats or sheep and used as floor, table or even wall coverings, probably date back four or five thousand years, although …
