Review on ZC GEL Rug Grippers for Hardwood Floors (8 pcs), Anti Slip Rug Grippers - Non Curling & Washable - Reusable Non-Trace Removable Eco-Friendly Carpet Gripper for Tile Floors, Carpets, Floor Mats - Black by Adam Gambel
Glue the carpet first!
That's why I bought them to nail the carpet to the wooden floor. There were no instructions for them but after some trial and error I found they work by gluing the side of the handle to the bottom. Mat first and leave the plastic on the other side. Go over it several times and after a few hours peel off the side that will be attached to the ground. When I removed the backing from both sides without giving it time to stick to the backing of the rug, I found that it had just peeled off the rug and was stuck to the floor instead. I hope this advice is helpful.
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