06-07-2018, 10:08 AM
(06-07-2018, 10:01 AM)JPolen01 Wrote:I'd probably advise not to use your home insurance. With a few small claims you risk the insurance company dropping you and then you could be having issues with your mortgage company or pmi company if you have one. I just remember them saying I needed insurance covered at all times according to a part of the contract.(06-07-2018, 09:38 AM)Sijray21 Wrote: I think shampoo machines can suck up water, but I don't have much experience with wall-to-wall carpeting.
That is what I used to get the water out. Just ran the Bissell without any soap/water in it. It did a great job. Probably emptied 5-6 buckets of water. Plan is to replace the carpet at some point in the future, but the wife got laid off a few weeks back so if we can dry it out and hold off on the replacement for now that would be good. Also trying to decide if paying our $1000 insurance deductible is worth it. I don't think carpeting just one room in the basement, maybe 15x12' and 5 stairs is going to be $1000...but who knows.
I'd save the insurance claim for something bigger, plus this may not be covered unless you opted for flood insurance which is typically not included around here.
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