1. - Subfloor Preparation. - Proper subfloor preparation can make or break your vinyl floor installation. If the subfloor is rough, you'll feel it under the vinyl. A rough subfloor may even cause the vinyl to crack or split. If you're laying a floor over old vinyl or linoleum, it's probably better to simply leave the old flooring in place and ensure it's clean.
1. - Find a Remnant Piece. - When done correctly, this repair eradicates the damaged area with minimal or no evidence. Remnants from the installation of the carpet make the job a little easier. If no remnants can be found cut a small portion of carpet from the back of a closet or other out-of-the-way space to provide a repair piece.
1. - Pull the comforter to the pillows. - Since the bed occupies a lot of space, it will make your room look so much cleaner even if you don’t completely make your bed.
1. - Lifestyle. - How you and your family live and use your home is the most significant factor in choosing flooring. If your family has heavy traffic, pets, kids, and is very active – plush carpet will not be ideal. Heavy traffic areas should consider resilient flooring, such as ceramic tile, vinyl, or wood flooring.
1. - Dry it out now. - The very first step, act swiftly on this, is to call your local disaster recovery team to remove any soaked carpet or furniture and set up industrial fans to dry the place out. Don’t put this off until tomorrow! Don’t call your best friend to tell her what happened. Do this now!
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