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No, carpet fibers cannot stay aloft for more than a few seconds at most. As textile fibers go, carpet fibers are enormous. Their smallest dimension — their cross section — is around 20-50 microns across, hundreds of times the cross-sectional area of fibers used in applications like clothing, upholstery, towels and bedding materials.
