03-12-2018, 06:48 PM
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The Strange Case of the Moving Rug.
HiOne of the first things I bought for the new house was a rug, a big one.
It has happily laid there since the end of August now it has decided to move.
It started 4 days ago, so off I went to Dunelm and got some of the anti slip sticky stuff.
Naff all use, it has simply got worse.
Any ideas?
It is rucked up so much it looks like storm waves on the sea.
03-12-2018, 07:00 PM
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Re: The Strange Case of the Moving Rug.
Me too, I've given up, got a loft full of rugs that walk, darn things.I do have a very large one in my bedroom that doesn't move but I think that's because either it's too heavy or the carpet's very thin, or a combination of both.
I too have tried grippers and tapes etc, all to no avail.
03-12-2018, 07:03 PM
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Re: The Strange Case of the Moving Rug.
Originally Posted by May
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Hang it on the wall..that'll stop its nonsense...failing that ..get a Priest in to perform an exorcism on it and THOSE curtains too 
Perhaps it is trying to move out.
03-12-2018, 07:59 PM
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Re: The Strange Case of the Moving Rug.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiOne of the first things I bought for the new house was a rug, a big one.
It has happily laid there since the end of August now it has decided to move.
It started 4 days ago, so off I went to Dunelm and got some of the anti slip sticky stuff.
Naff all use, it has simply got worse.
Any ideas?
It is rucked up so much it looks like storm waves on the sea.
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