Anonymous
07/24/2015 08:51
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Use an indoor/outdoor rug - easy to find a great deal now!
+1 they are cheaper and a lot softer on the feet than jute and/or sisal.
+2 this is a great idea!
We actually had a rental that was alllll carpet, and did all of our eating in the DR (two kids-one in high chair and one in booster) and never had a mess. I vacuumed a lot anyway, so there were crumbs. but never any spills. In retrospect I don't know how we pulled that off.
Anonymous
07/24/2015 08:47
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
Anonymous wrote:Use an indoor/outdoor rug - easy to find a great deal now!
+1 they are cheaper and a lot softer on the feet than jute and/or sisal.
Anonymous
07/22/2015 21:26
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
Use an indoor/outdoor rug - easy to find a great deal now!
Anonymous
07/22/2015 21:10
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
Buy a jute or seagrass rug
Anonymous
07/22/2015 13:08
Subject: Re:Rental with carpet in dining room
I don't think carpet tiles would work. Pretty much any non-porous area rug should do it.
Anonymous
07/22/2015 12:06
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
We got one of those plastic mats that you put under rolling chairs to go under the high chair.
Anonymous
07/22/2015 12:04
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
A thin 8x10 rug. If you have a toddler, a shower curtain.
Anonymous
07/22/2015 11:52
Subject: Rental with carpet in dining room
We live in a rental with carpet in the living/dining room. What can I put under the dining table to protect the carpet? Thinking about carpet tiles, but not sure how to install them over the existing carpet which is fairly thick. I've also considered a sisal area rug. Any other suggestions? What's worked for you?