Care and Maintenance
Yes. Carpet, cushion, subfloor, walls, and organic soil can support microbial growth when they remain wet.
Clean water removed and dried quickly presents less risk than prolonged moisture, sewage, or flood water. The visible carpet surface may dry while padding and subfloor remain wet. Moisture readings and professional drying may be necessary. Materials contaminated by sewage or extensive microbial growth may require disposal rather than cleaning.
Care and Maintenance
Robot vacuums can scratch hardwood and LVP if the brush roll or wheels are abrasive. Tile and carpet are safe for most robots. Use robots with soft brush rolls…
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Small carpet burns may be trimmed or patched, while deep heat damage often requires a matching bonded insert.
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Area rugs can be used over carpet when movement, trip risk, backing compatibility, trapped soil, and uneven fading are managed.
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