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Walk-to-wall carpet problem.
About four years ago, we had some wal-to-wall carpeting installed in one
of our bedrooms. Lately there has developed a bulge in the carpet at about the middle of the room. The bulge goes right down the middle from one side of the room to the other. I assume that it is probably the underlay that is the problem. Any suggestions as to the fix? Do I have to remove the bed, dressers, armoire, etc and call in a specialist? -- Take out the trash to reply |
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