Friday, December 9, 2011

Removing Carpeting


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Removing carpeting is not a complicated process although it does require both a strong back and healthy knees. First, you have to remove any thresholds which overlap the carpet. Then, pull the edges of the carpet up off of the tack strips that are underneath the carpet and encircle the room. Next, you have to remove, of course, the carpet and foam padding (you can do this by cutting them into manageable sizes with a utility knife). Fourth, you must pry up all of the tack strips being sure to not miss any nails and then sweep the floor. Lastly, remove any staples that may have been used to secure the foam underlayment and thoroughly vacuum the entire room. If you are in good health, can follow simple directions, and wish to remove carpeting, then go for it!

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