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How do you dry wet living room carpet?
I've used the wet vac with carpet cleaning solution, now how do I dry the carpet before mold forms.
4 Answers
- SnidLv 75 months agoFavorite Answer
Making sure that it's just damp and not sopping wet first. Then keep your heat up to 65 or so AND put a fan on it.
- GA41Lv 75 months ago
It depends on how much water you are talking about. There is also a pad under the carpet. When a home is flooded, they pull up the carpet, because there is little hope of getting it all dry. If you are talking about a relatively small area, you might try a space heater, fan and a dehumidifier in the room for several day. If the whole room was flooded, it is less risky to just pull up the entire carpet and pad and replace them.
- Anonymous5 months ago
Just keep the heater above 65 degrees F. May take a day or two.
- Anonymous5 months ago
With heat.......
