h a l f b a k e r yContrary to popular belief
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A double sided rug, made especially for a child's playroom. One side is stylish, and the other is made for playing on (a map, or whatever).
When Junior is playing, the recreational side is up, but when the room gets tidied up it can be flipped over so the stylish side can impress people.
For safety,
the recreational side has raised rubber bumps, so that when the stylish side is up it won't slide around.
double sided rugs
http://www.google.c...m=3&ved=0CCUQrQQwAg not the same thing [mouseposture, Feb 17 2010]
rugs- the play is the stylish part
http://www.shopgrea...m=product_list&c=53 [dentworth, Feb 18 2010]
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//made especially for a child's playroom// awwwwww? I want one. |
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I was so certain that I had already posted this idea that I searched three times over. It's (a workshop variation) in my note book.... and obviously never posted. I naturally approve. |
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okay so why isn't there double-sided rugs ? |
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[FlyingToaster] There is (link). Not as interesting as this
idea, though. |
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//okay so why isn't there double-sided rugs?// |
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Because the dirt from the top side gets filtered down to the bottom. And when you lift this up as part of a normal cleaning you find all of the dirt that has collected underneath. |
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I would also recommend sewing a piece of thin cord into a sleeve around the edge, with part of the cord exposed (visible on the "play" side). In an emergency (unscheduled guests + messy room), toys can be piled onto the playrug and the string pulled tight, turning the rug into a bag, after which it can be tossed in the closet. |
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I have to worry about [Jscotty]'s housekeeping abilities... |
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Polly - go into production straight away. |
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I would also recommend a string as goldbb has except it
would need a rapid snare action. It could then be used for
quickly catching/rounding up problem children. |
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