Cleaning > FloorsNovember 24, 2010
Pin It

Use An Ice Cube To Remove Indents In Carpet

If you move furniture from carpets and dents are left behind, try putting an ice cube or two into the dent and let it melt and dry. If it doesn't work after the first try, do it again. I've tried it lots of times and most often, it works well.

By Dusty from Silver Spring, MD

Feedback

No feedback yet. Click here to post feedback.

Related

Archived Discussions

Below you can read previous posts and comments about this topic. The discussions on this page has been archived 1 time. Select a discussion and read the feedback here.

(Archived Nov 24, 2010)Use An Ice Cube To Remove Indents In Carpet

Tip: Use An Ice Cube To Remove Indents In Carpet

I saw this last night on a TV show. I haven't tried this but it makes sense.

When you move furniture on a carpet you are usually left with an indentation on the rug. They said to put an ice cube in the indent and let it melt. The moisture will rejuvenate the fibres and restore them to like new.

By PICO from ST PAUL, ALBERTA

Feedback:

RE: Use An Ice Cube To Remove Indents In Carpet

This does work great! Let it sit a day or two, and if the nap is not up, just set a few more cubes where you need, and walla! No more marks from your furniture. (01/21/2008)

By Bonnie

RE: Use An Ice Cube To Remove Indents In Carpet

Believe me, it works! Have been doing it for years and even the deepest dent comes up eventually. (01/21/2008)

By Anita from Montclair, NJ

Post Feedback

Your thoughts are welcomed and appreciated. Be the first to post feedback!

Feedback:

Image Upload:

Add an image to your post! Click the "Browse" button above and select an image from your hard drive. Please only select gifs or jpegs. If you have any problems, please contact us.

  

facebook like arrowLike ThriftyFun on Facebook

Browse Topics

Over 80,000 tips, recipes, questions & crafts.

Popular Now

Christmas Weddings for Less
Beauty Budget and Finance
Cleaning Craft Projects
Craft Tips Food Tips
Garage Sales Gardening
Gifts Green Living
Home Improvement Organizing
Parenting Parties
Pest Control Pets
Recipes Repair

Ask a Question

Submit a question to the TF community.

Subscribe to ThriftyFun Newsletters!

Email: