How to Remove Furniture Dents from Carpet
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When a leg of a chair, bed, couch, table, or other type of furniture is placed on a carpet, it will often create an unsightly dent. This articles explains an easy, effective and cheap way to remove these problem spots.

Things You’ll Need

• 1 ice cube per carpet dent
• White paper towels or colorfast cloth (optional)
• Fork (optional)

Steps

1. Move your furniture to uncover carpet dents. [1]
2. Drop 1 ice cube in each dent. Large or long dents may require multiple ice cubes.
3. Let the ice cubes melt. As they melt, the nap of the carpet will begin to fluff back up, reducing (and eventually removing) the dent.
4. Check the results the next morning. If necessary, blot up excess water with white paper towel or colorfast cloth.
5. If the nap hasn’t recovered completely, use a fork to gently lift remaining carpet fibers.
6. Repeat for persistent dents.

Tips

• Always test this method first with one ice cube in an inconspicuous spot. Lift carpet corner to see that the water hasn’t damaged the under flooring.[2]
• If some dents will not disappear, mist these spots with a water bottle and use a blow dryerwhile fluffing the area manually. [3]

Warnings

• Be careful if you have wood floors underneath. Test a less visible spot first to make sure moisture does not damage the wood.
• Do not use this method on hand dyed rugs, antique carpets, delicate or valuable rugs, or on fibers not compatible with water cleaning.
• For long or deep dents that require more than one ice cube, do not flood the area with too much water.

Sources and Citations

1. ↑ http://www.ehow.com/how_2168142_remove-furniture-dents-carpet.html
2. ↑http://interiordec.about.com/od/cleaning/ht/ht_crushedcarpt.htm
3. ↑http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4188/is_20060318/ai_n16215158

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