What Really Happen to Carpet if Soaked with Water During Flood

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What Really Happen to Carpet if Soaked with Water During Flood
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If the flooding in your home was bad then chances are, your carpet was completely soaked in water. You may have to remove the water from your home first before you can even remove the carpet off the floor. Mold can begin growing within 48 hours of a flood inside of a wet home, posing dangerous health risks to the occupants. <...

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