Solution For Those Muddy Paws & Dropped Jars

By Author: Barry’s My Carpet Inc. is a family owned and operated establishment. Barry Silverstein has over 38 y
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Let’s be honest for a moment. There isn’t one specific season where spills, stains, and scratches are more prominent over another season. When you have children or pets running free throughout your home, every day of the year your furniture and floors are prone to the effects of a dropped glass of cranberry juice or trail of muddy paws. While we can’t help you with spills on your beautiful new couch, we do have you covered on the floor front.

Resistant to paws and puddles, scratches and splashes, is our Downs H20 pet and waterproof flooring. Designed with a unique locking system that locks out leaks, our Downs H20 also offers outstanding durability with high-end designer looks, which really, is all that you could ask for in flooring.

If your home isn’t bustling with children and energetic pets, Downs H20 is still meant for you! Ideal in your kitchen, bath, or laundry room, Downs H20 will prevent those accidental spills and unintentional splashes from staining or damaging your floors. Beautiful floors and less stress is what you get with our luxury vinyl, five star, Downs H20.

Going Back To ...
... College

As the days start getting shorter and the simmering temperatures start to fade we all know it’s almost time to get ready for school. If you’re one of many who have family members or friends going back to college or starting their first year we have a few ideas to help ease their transitions.

Home Away From Home

It’s no secret that one of the biggest issues students experience while at college is being homesick. That’s why it’s extremely important to make their living spaces feel as close to home as possible to help them cope with their new environment. Have your student take little pieces from home along with them, this could be as simple as bringing a familiar lamp or pillow to importing their entire decorating scheme of their current bedroom into their new living quarters.

Decorating On a Budget

College is extremely expensive, and you’re probably looking for opportunities where you can save money. There are so many ways you can decorate on a budget at college, it’s everywhere you look. Things such as posters or flags are an extremely inexpensive way to decorate and add personal touches to rooms without breaking the bank. Additionally hand me down sales are offered at almost any school in the beginning of the year where you can buy cheap used kitchenware and furniture.

Durable Décor

College students are young and reckless which lends to a trail of destruction in their wake. A college dorm room is not the place for your beautiful textured ceramic lamp or any sort for glass for that matter. Instead look for durable plastic pieces that won’t shatter if bumped into or dropped. Most college rooms are fitted with a cold tile floor and adding an area rug or a door mat is a great way to soften the room while preventing damage of the university flooring.