Do not!
Not really. Well, actually it all depends on what kind of rug we are talking about. If we are actually talking about rugs that are used to clean the house, then of course if it comes out so cheap, it is of great benefit to us homeowners! Although there are still some people who prefer to buy expensive cleaning mats (I still can’t figure out why) despite their similar reliable performance as cheap ones. Oh good. The culture of all brands must have gotten into their heads. That is so wrong. Why buy expensive cleaning mats when cheap ones are already available? Cheap house cleaning rugs are a thumbs up. Expensive carpet buyers to clean…boo.
So if, on the other hand, you actually mean rugs as area rugs or oriental rugs, and you ask me the same question about low cost… cheap rugs are totally off limits? Hell yeah.
If you are really buying rugs and I mean Persian rugs or Chinese rugs or something like that, it is not recommended that you buy them cheap. Well, that’s fine if you’re not looking for durability and possible long-term existence. You see, rugs are investments. You can buy an antique rug today and expect its price to skyrocket in twenty years or so. These are rugs that are considered very valuable because they are not really just a conglomeration of threads and threads and whatnot. Each genuine antique rug or rug is the fruit of years of pattern weaving work whether it be a battle won or lost, a tragic love story, a display of religious or superstitious beliefs, colored in various shades and nuances, mainly in reds and blues. Yes. These rugs and carpets are not simple textile floors that convey meaningless images and symbols. So the next time you see a rug, try to figure out the message it’s trying to convey.
You see, buying cheap [Persian/Chinese/etc.] rugs wouldn’t really do you any good. Aside from the false feeling that you own a real, genuine rug, you’re probably speechless every time someone asks you how “old” your rug is. You could probably call an impostor or well, a fraud. But hey, the bottom line is: Buying cheap rugs of this type is simply not worth it. Since those synthetics lack the meaning that every rug should have, your rug would be no different from regular cleaning ones. And that hurts good. Good. So let’s say the scenario is this: there are genuine rugs and rugs for sale, and you know for sure (with the help of a Persian/Chinese rug connoisseur) that the ones for sale are real, so go and buy the real thing. blanket rug Of course, there is a fine line between cheap ‘cheap’ and cheap ‘less expensive’. And it so happened that you were able to buy it at a cheap price. So congratulations to you!
The disadvantages of cheap mats (cleaning mats and textile floor mats) are actually relative. We all have a general notion of its use, but the downsides of owning one still revolve around how we use it in the first place. So are cheap rugs a no-no? I don’t know.