Yes, new pad for sure. You can’t keep sewer water soaked pad. Need to do some serious mitigation of the subfloor too.🤢

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Jul 7, 2024
11:27:12am

mulletino Truly Addicted User

Yes, new pad for sure. You can’t keep sewer water soaked pad. Need to do some serious mitigation of the subfloor too.🤢

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mulletino

Previous username: BYU-Provo
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how to fix some water damage.

Fightgar

Jul 7, 11:22am

Yes, new pad for sure. You can’t keep sewer water soaked pad. Need to do some serious mitigation of the subfloor too.🤢

mulletino

Jul 7, 11:27am

i guess the good news is that it's in the basement.

Fightgar

Jul 7, 11:39am

Are you sure you don’t want to replace the carpet too?

Sea Chicken

Jul 7, 11:32am

That's pretty serious, sewage water is nothing to mess with

webster242

Jul 7, 11:36am

well, i'm leaning towards just ripping up all the carpet/padding in the 2 rooms.

Fightgar

Jul 7, 11:42am

You’re gonna have a huge mold issue in your hands.

acadian8

Jul 7, 3:19pm

Just sprinkle some baking soda on it and vacuum well in a few hours. Nobody will ever be able to tell

Mike Honcho

Jul 7, 6:10pm

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