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ap345

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Discuss why wool is the standard of quality against which all other carpet fibers are measured.
 
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Which is the correct definition for bureau  cylindre?
 
  A. Writing table.
   B. Drop-front desk.
   C. Rolltop desk.
   D. None of these.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 28, 2018
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Wool is especially valued for its aesthetics and inherent resilience. Wool retains its color for the life of the carpet; it has good soil resistance and excellent pile resilience. Wool carpet is self-extinguishable, minor burn damage can be whisked away.

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