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Andy B:
I discovered a pi55ed wet through carpet last week as a result of leak in my central heating - heating switched off over the week end while I was at work until I could find the actual leak. Found it today .... a pin hole in a T piece upstairs  >:(

 ..... underlay is still wet/damp.

Any suggestions good or bad on dehumidifiers?

TheBoy:
Would one of those space heaters that you hire from tool shops be a better option here, as I think thats what they use to dry out flooded properties?

I know my dehumidifyer would take forever to lift moisture out of that, its more for drying the air TBH

Andy B:

--- Quote from: TheBoy on 28 November 2022, 16:18:09 ---Would one of those space heaters that you hire from tool shops be a better option here, as I think thats what they use to dry out flooded properties?

I know my dehumidifyer would take forever to lift moisture out of that, its more for drying the air TBH

--- End quote ---

Good point ... never thought about that. I'll investigate  :y :y

ronnyd:
Pull the carpet up and put a fan heater on near the underlay. Dried mine out ok.

Mr Skrunts:
Consider something like this as well.

https://brandonhirestation.com/tool-hire/building/dehumidifier-hire/240v-carpet-floor-dryer

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