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How to remove carpet and hardwood floor restoration

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How to remove carpet and hardwood floor restoration

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  1. How to Remove Carpet and Hardwood Floor Restoration

  2. Carpet Removing and Hardwood Restoration 5 Simple steps on how to remove carpet: 1. If the room has any tack strips remove them all. Using a utility knife start cutting the top of the tack strips to avoid peeling the paint off the wall.

  3. 2. Use a hammer or a screwdriver to pull off the tack strips. Be delicate when you do this especially if you’re planning to use those baseboards again. 3. Start by peeling off the carpet from the corner. Fold the carpet, roll it up and remove it.

  4. 4. Remove the carpet padding. It will be glued to the floor or stapled to the area. If it is stapled, use a screwdriver to remove the remaining staples. 5. Carefully remove the reminders of the tack strips with a hammer or a screwdriver. You might need a crowbar to use as a lever to take off stubborn, old tack strips.

  5. 6 Signs Of Must-Replace Carpets Stubborn Stains: Carpet cleaners can remove the toughest stains. However, if you have stubborn stains that you use furniture to hide, you might want to remove and replace the carpet. At that point, it’s not merely for an attractive appearance but for health reasons as well. Extreme wear and tear: You can fix small tears and rips or hire a professional carpet cleaner to do it. However, large rips and tears are a major sign that you need to replace your carpet.

  6. Offensive smell:  If your carpet has a strong odor that doesn’t go with washing and cleaning, this is a good sign you need to replace it. Odors like that may indicate a severe problem such as mold and mildew growth. Poor condition of carpet padding:  Padding is the backbone of the carpet. Without it, the carpet is just a thin layer of fabric. If the padding is severely damaged, you need to replace the carpet ASAP.

  7. Difficulty in breathing:  Carpets act like a filter that capture and hold harmful particles from the air. If you notice an increase in allergic symptoms, it may be because of an overloaded carpet. It is just plain old:  Carpets can last up to 10 years and some more with good care. Eventually, you’ll need to replace them.

  8. Hardwood Floor Restoration You can restore hardwood floors to excellent condition by following these steps:  You can remove small stains by scrubbing the floor with mild soap solution and water. The first step will help remove little discolorations, stains, or paint on the floor.

  9.  Sweep and vacuum the target area to remove any debris and dust. Afterward, use a vinegar solution in mopping the area, letting it dry for a while. Ensure that no water screening the floor. or moisture prevents  Renew the floor’s finish by sanding or buffering the top layer. You can do it by using a fine steel wool or 12-grit screen. Ensure the evenness of the re- coating on the floor’s surface.

  10.  Vacuum the floor again to remove any grit and dust. Smooth the surface by applying solvent with a piece of cloth.  Apply a coat to obtain the same wood finish you now have. Apply it on a small area to test the finish. Does it peel? If it doesn’t, you can use it safely. Coat the edges and corners with a paintbrush and keep coating the rest of the floor using a foam pad applicator. Leave it to dry.

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