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Nebraska_Jewel
southeast, NE

October 4, 2004
4:47 PM

Post #1079406

My parents are in the process of buying a house. The whole main floor of the house is carpeted. We want to replace the kitchen, bathroom and utility room with vinyl or laminate. The carpet in those rooms is the old indoor outdoor type carpeting. How hard is it to rip up that carpeting? I believe it is probably glued to the subflooring. We are trying to save my parents money and the floor installers want to charge $500 to do this.

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