Have you asked the Bing AI?

In the event I was able to copy and paste my question, by using Edit in this forum, though I had not got such a copy and paste to work previously.

I asked Bing AI, except for my name, everything in my first post in this thread.

Here is a transcript of the reply.

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Carpet
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There are many types of carpets for bedrooms, and the best one for you may depend on your personal preferences, budget, and lifestyle. Here are some factors to consider when choosing a carpet for your bedroom:

Material: The most common materials for carpets are wool, nylon, polypropylene, polyester, and acrylic. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages in terms of durability, stain resistance, comfort, and cost. For example, wool is a natural fibre that is very soft, luxurious, and dirt-resistant, but it is also more expensive and prone to fading and shrinking. Nylon is a synthetic fibre that is very durable, resilient, and easy to clean, but it can also be prone to static and pilling. Polypropylene is another synthetic fibre that is very stain-resistant, affordable, and suitable for high-traffic areas, but it can also be flammable and less comfortable than other materials. Polyester is a synthetic fibre that is very soft, colourful, and easy to clean, but it can also be less durable and more prone to shedding than other materials. Acrylic is a synthetic fibre that mimics the look and feel of wool, but it is also very tough, stain-resistant, and affordable1.
Pile: The pile of a carpet refers to the height and density of the fibres that make up the surface of the carpet. The pile can affect the appearance, comfort, and durability of the carpet. Generally, there are two types of pile: cut pile and loop pile. Cut pile carpets have the ends of the fibres exposed, creating a soft and plush surface. Loop pile carpets have the fibres looped back into the backing, creating a smooth and even surface. Cut pile carpets tend to be more comfortable and luxurious, but they can also be more prone to shedding, matting, and showing footprints. Loop pile carpets tend to be more durable and resistant to stains and wear, but they can also be less soft and more likely to snag or pull2.
Colour: The colour of a carpet can affect the mood, style, and atmosphere of your bedroom. The colour can also influence how spacious or cosy your bedroom feels, as well as how easy or hard it is to maintain your carpet. Generally, lighter colours can make your bedroom feel more open and airy, but they can also show dirt and stains more easily. Darker colours can make your bedroom feel more warm and cosy, but they can also make it feel smaller and darker. Neutral colours can match with any decor and create a balanced look, but they can also be boring or bland. Bright or bold colours can add some personality and flair to your bedroom, but they can also clash with other elements or become outdated quickly3.
Based on these factors, you may want to choose a carpet that suits your needs and preferences. For example:

If you want a carpet that is highly durable, holds its shape well, and resists stains and wear, you may want to choose a nylon carpet with short loops2.
If you want a carpet that is very affordable, stain-resistant, and suitable for high-traffic areas, you may want to choose a polypropylene carpet with a low pile1.
If you want a carpet that is very soft, luxurious, and dirt-resistant, you may want to choose a wool carpet with a high cut pile1.
If you want a carpet that is very tough, stain-resistant, and mimics the look and feel of wool, you may want to choose an acrylic carpet with a medium cut pile1.
If you want a carpet that is easy to clean stains off of , has lots of colour choices ,and is very soft , you may want to choose a polyester carpet with a high cut pile1.
The cost of a reasonable carpet for a bedroom may vary depending on the size of your room ,the quality of the material ,the type of the pile ,and the installation fees . However ,as a rough estimate ,you may expect to pay between £5 to £30 per square metre for the carpet itself ,and between £2 to £5 per square metre for the underlay . The installation fees may depend on the contractor you hire ,but they may range from £3 to £6 per square metre . Therefore ,the total cost of having a carpet installed in a bedroom may range from £10 to £41 per square metre43.

What Bing AI told me certainly helps a lot. However, I am still trying to find out about it all.

I am wondering about acrylic.

William