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How to Clean and Maintain Any Type of Floor 
 
by Rita Templeton July 29, 2005

  • Use a utility knife to cut around the damaged area.  Move the carpet threads away from the cutting area so that you’re only cutting the backing, not the threads.
  • Get a spare piece of carpet, or find a place – such as a closet – where a missing piece will go unnoticed.  Use the damaged piece that you’ve just cut out as a template, and cut a piece of the undamaged carpet of the same size.
  • Apply double-faced carpet tape to the perimeter of the cutout and peel the paper backing strip off the top of the tape.
  • Press the new patch into place.  You can use a rolling pin for this.
  • Weigh the patch down for several hours with heavy objects, such as books, then brush the carpet nap along the seam so that it blends together.

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