Hi,

I recently moved into my new home. As the old owners had moved out
their furniture I could see indents in the carpet where their
furniture had been. The weight of the furniture such as bookcases,
sofas, wardrobes and beds had sunken the furniture.

As the carpet is in perfect condition other than the above problem I
was wondering if anyone had any advice or tips on how to repair the
carpet so it becomes flush with the rest of the carpet once again?

Thanks for your help and advice in advance.

On Sat, 12 Jan 2008 11:42:49 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

Hi,

I recently moved into my new home. As the old owners had moved out
their furniture I could see indents in the carpet where their
furniture had been. The weight of the furniture such as bookcases,
sofas, wardrobes and beds had sunken the furniture.

As the carpet is in perfect condition other than the above problem I
was wondering if anyone had any advice or tips on how to repair the
carpet so it becomes flush with the rest of the carpet once again?

Thanks for your help and advice in advance.

It would help to know the composition of the carpet. If the fabric
allows it, apply steam by placing a damp towel over the area and using
an iron on the lowest setting. Gently fluff the area with a dinner
fork.

Place ice cubes into the depressions. They will melt and allow the fabric to expand back into the original shape.

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Ken15643 wrote

Place ice cubes into the depressions. They will melt and allow the fabric
to expand back into the original shape.

Its rather unlikely that he is still waiting for that advice after 13 years.

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