Loose carpet fibres after laying

Question

How long can I expect loose fibres to keep coming out of my carpet? Should it have stopped after a few weeks?

Gokhan · Answer

How long can I expect loose fibres to keep coming out of my carpet? Good quality carpet shouldn’t have too much loose fibres however Should it have stopped after a few weeks as you said

Sajid · Answer

Yes loose fibres should not bw coming out after around 3 weeks best advice is to get a carpet roller run It through the carpet and give It a good vacuum clean should do the trick

Edward · Answer

It  should  die down  after  u  hoover .  But can  take  a while  . Some  carpets are more prone to it

Gary · Answer

No time limit they will eventually  go some carpets shred more fibres than others

Kieran · Answer

this could be a issue by the manufacturer best contacting who fitted to take a look

Marius · Answer

In some cases, a rug may shed some of its fibres early on in its lifespan. This is completely normal and will stop within a couple of weeks or months depending on the material the rug is made from and the quality of this material.

Russell · Answer

I depends on the material that is fitted and the initial wear.
In general after the 1st couple of hoovers, but 
Wool carpets tend to shed for longer.

Steve · Answer

It’s quite usual for new carpet to shed fibres. As long as the actual tufts are not coming out you will be fine. Some hoovers can be a bit fierce so turn the setting down if possible or use the hose connection also.

Lee · Answer

depends on the make and quality of the carpet that has been laid

Michael · Answer

There is no specific time limit as such, however typically after the first couple of hoovers. Carpet fibre type dependent.

Loose carpet fibres after laying

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