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Measure the floor's longest point, add six inches, mark the back of the carpet with that measurement and cut it to length with a sharp knife. If you need a second piece of carpet, make sure the pile runs the same way as the first piece. Overlap the pieces, and then cut through both so that the edges match. Place a strip of seaming tape on the floor under the join and use a seaming iron on the tape to activate the adhesive, before butting the carpet edges together and sealing the seam with a carpet roller. Use a knee kicker to stretch the carpet over the tackles strips and attach it. A carpet stretcher can then be used to finish attaching the carpet. Complete your carpet installation by tucking the carpet into the gap between the wall and tackles strip with a stair tool. As a general rule, cleaning by a professional, certified firm should take place one to two times each year. The biggest mistake people make is waiting until their carpet looks dirty before having it cleaned. Much of the soil in carpets and fabrics is not visible to the eye. By the time the carpet looks dirty, the abrasive soils can cause much damage to the carpet's fibers resulting in traffic lane graying and wear patterns. Also, carpet is a great air filter removing dust mites and bacteria laden soils from the air. As long as you keep it cleaned regularly by a system which vents the air outside the house your carpet is a great aid to indoor air quality.
This method is frequently called "steam" cleaning due to the fine spray of water used to force dirt out of the carpet which is sucked up by the vacuum slot immediately in front of the spray. Seldom is real live steam used, however. This process consists of spraying a solution of water and detergent into the carpet pile and recovering the water and soil with a powerful vacuum into a holding tank. This is done from a truck-mounted unit outside the home with only the hose and floor tool brought inside. You should also make sure you are happy with the placement of the seams. While the seams will not be invisible, you can ask for them to be located in areas where they are not conspicuous. As well as keeping the area well ventilated during carpet installation it is also important to maintain good indoor air quality for up to 72 hours afterwards. Open windows, fans and air conditioners can all be used to reduce exposure to chemicals released from the carpet in those first hours. Anyone who is likely to be highly sensitive to those chemicals and to anticipate an adverse reaction to them would be best to stay out of that area of the home altogether during this time. There will probably be a slight `new carpet' smell that should soon disperse.
