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Woes of wrinkled new carpet.........
We put in wall to wall carpeting just about 3 years ago. Nice at first. Slowly the wrinkles started appearing. This isn't a new phenomenon; we bought a house 15 years earlier and it was only about 4 years old and it had these same kind of wrinkles (as if the carpet just expanded in area or repeated walking caused it to stretch) and we sold that house without ever doing anything about the wrinkles (and the new buyers never said anything about it, either, but it would be something I'd want to fix). So, if there isn't some "magic" cure/fix for this, I'm presuming that I've got to find some carpet intaller-guy and have him spend, what, 1/2 to full day of restretching/relaying the carpet (not to mention moving a whole bunch of furniture out of that area [a bear of a project on its own]), or else get one of those knee-kick or power stretchers and do it myself? Yeah, carpet is over a pad about 3/4 inch thick or so. Art S. |
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