Easy Carpet Repair

From the damaged spot.

Easy carpet repair.

How to patch carpet easy with no special tools. Consumer reports extensive cleaning performance tests show that not all carpet cleaners are good at their job even if they re from the same brand. Cut out the damage and a matching plug be sure the area you re working in is well lit. Yours for the taking.

Spills cigarette burns and other mishaps can ruin a small area of wall to wall carpeting making it necessary to remove the section as a way to repair the damage. Carpet patching is a simple system of carefully cutting out the damaged area and replacing it with a patch of donor carpet of the same size. Keep the part lines at least 1 2 in. Rock tune by audionautix is licensed under a creative commons attribution license.

Remnants from the installation of the carpet make the job a little easier. Fixing a ripped carpet while the tear is small can prevent accidents and keep the damage from spreading. The solution to damaged carpet is at your finger tips. Fortunately the task of patching a damaged carpet is relatively easy and requires nothing more than a little time and a few simple supplies.

All you do is follow along with the step by step instructions on the video and with my easy to follow techniques will show you how to successfully quickly and easily repair your damaged carpet. Fixing a ripped or torn carpet is essential because loose carpet tears easily. 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. To mark the area you ll cut out part the carpet fibers around the damage as if you were parting your hair photo 1.

Cut along the parts using a sharp new blade in your. When done correctly this repair eradicates the damaged area with minimal or no evidence. Because the donor area is filled in either with a piece of remnant carpet or is left unrepaired carpet patching is considered to be imperfect but a net overall improvement. Sharp objects can fall cutting carpets but most often tears and rips occur along the seamed edges or at the edges of badly worn.