I've put down underlay before and I've taken up plenty of dog-stained stuff which previous owners have left behind. I now want to put some new underlay down and somehow my brain's got scrambled. Please unscramble my brain and tell me - flat side up or ridged rubber side up?
Festive cheers
flat side up
LJ
Replace any dodgy (wobbly) floorboards now. Otherwise in (admittedly) several years you will find the curved one will end up causing a wear ridge in your carpet, especially if high wool.
Remember that telephone cable you ran between the floorboards? Don't Do That :-) (note to self :-)
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