He said having a sisal rug is deadly because once an animal makes a mistake, that's it _ the stain and the smell remain.
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At the end of the season, you can shake the sisal rug out and tuck it away until the following winter, or leave it out all year, Pollen said.
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"But I did get a couple of more years out of a sisal rug at my Cape place by deodorizing it and then painting it with latex paint, " says Webster.
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Upon returning the keys to the broker, the tenants announced that their child had spilled a cup of juice on the living room's brand-new sisal rug and had also wet the mattress in the guest bedroom.
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The apartment was a mix of bold, deep colors _ dark reds and blues _ and lots of furniture from Paris, like old velvet club chairs, lots of antiques _ American Empire, Directoire _ African mahogany paneling, sisal rugs,
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Lounging elastically in her living room _ a haute Bohemian pastiche of zebra patterned chairs, sisal rugs, Balinese carvings and gilt-threaded throws _ Ms . Von Furstenberg confided that the dress'appeal to the young mystifies her at times.
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It was stylishly and comfortably outfitted with a queen-size bed, sisal rugs, two wing chairs covered in green chenille, a bamboo-and-rattan desk and chair, a CD player and CDs, two leather-bound volumes of Jack London stories and a Japanese-style armoire that held a tiny 12-inch color television.
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Although Dobkin left his position two years ago, he continues to spend weekends at the gardener's cottage, in rooms he decorated with checked chintz on overstuffed down sofas, sisal rugs and antique floor lamps and steel engravings from the shops on Warren Street in Hudson, bought seven or eight years ago when you could still find a bargain there.
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On a revolving stage that is within inches of a wall, with the requisite rapid-fire speed and muscular grace, seven crew members manage to transform the play's highly specific environments, designed by Neil Patel, seven times, down to the most specific details, from the Chex mix on the bar to the toy dinosaurs on the sisal rug in Karen and Gabe's living room to the square ceramic plate on a bureau containing odd items that could have been dumped from Beth's purse or Tom's pocket : a match box, a pencil, a stray Tootsie Roll, loose change.
