Furniture indentation

[Welshmalc]

What would be the best way to get indentation out of dense nylon carpet , left by heavy table .

 

[Able 1]

Steamers have worked the best for me.. They will distort some poly's though.

 

[hogjowl]

He said it was nylon goober

 

[Mikey P]

buy one with a hose...

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[The Great Oz]

 

[Ron K]

Wet the spot out with your wand with vacuum hose disconnected get it pretty wet clean the room and when you get to the indentations do a chop stroke over the area making sure you get it as hot as possible with steam and also as dry as possible when you are done . Tell your client that it may take some time for the carpet and pad to come back. If the item was really heavy it may never and may have damaged the backing and pad. Steam works for lightly crushed but for pool table or piano legs it's never worked as well as the above described procedure.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Disengage the installation and repair the backing with scrap secondary backing.

 

[Doug Rice]

360i brush head does a pretty good job.

 

[Old Coastie]

Pad it with some of the inflated claims gleaned from thread to thread in the forum. Don't go nutso, you'll get a lump.

 

[Cleanworks]

Steam with a vapor steamer to relax the backing and use the end of the vac hose to pull it up

 

[Shorty]

DENSE Nylon Carpet + heavy table over a long period of time may have affected the fibers "tension memory", where it has collapsed.

Temporary measures such as steaming or even the use of ice, is, temporary.

As soon as someone steps on that area, the fibers usually collapse once more to their previous crushed state.

Bonded insert (if possible) for me, is the only practical solution.

 

[Bruce Humphrey]

How much is someone willing to pay to have the indentations taken out and how much are you guys charging for it?