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My condo uses radiant heat, where the heat rises from sub-flooring coils, attached to a boiler in a large apartment building. Is there a specific way the carpet should be cleaned to avoid damaging the coils? Or can I use any type of carpet cleaning service? There were problems in the past when carpet was installed, so I just thought I’d ask to be on the safe side. Thanks
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March 15th, 2009 at 5:51 am
First you need to find out what the order of materials are in the floor. if the radiant heat is a liquid system(which i bet it is because of the boiler) and it is in the floor ( either under the subfloor(plywood) or in a layer of lightweight concrete) you should be fine but if you are worried then just turn the heat off until the floor is dry. best of luck