How To Choose The Best Rug Pads for Your Hardwood Floors
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Are you worried about damaging your beautiful hardwood floors with a low-quality rug pad? At Kimminau Floors, we understand the importance of protecting your investment and ensuring the longevity of your flooring. In this video, we'll explain why natural rubber and felt rug pads are the best options for hardwood floors and how they provide superior cushioning, insulation, and soundproofing. You'll also learn about the dangers of using synthetic rubber pads that contain toxic chemicals and adhesive that can harm your floors. With our expert guidance, you can choose the perfect rug pad for your area rug and keep your hardwood floors looking and performing their best for years to come. Watch now to discover the benefits of natural rubber and felt rug pads!
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Thank you. After much research, I think it was my crappy old windows, allowing in a lot of heat and humidity especially this past summer. I will try a different pad, thank goodness the floor is not damaged. It looks fine after cleaning it with vinegar and water and a toothbrush.
Here’s a question
I’ve checked with my installation person. They told me to beware of felt and natural rubber pads as they tend to hold moisture which will damage the floor. That being said, what are some other options? I live in northern Arizona where dryness is more common than too much moisture.
How can I prevent white mold under my ruggable brand rug pad? Live in north east TX, hot and humid most of the year.
According to the ruggable website - their pads are made of synthetic rubber which is not recommended. If you have the thicker rubber pads, I suspect they aren't breathing well. You may have to try a thinner felt/natural rubber pad that is more breathable. Thanks for watching the video
Thickness???
can be 1/2", 5/8", or 3/4". Our favorites are 5/8" and 3/4"