Not if you put a pondliner between the carpet and the underlay.
And put a prohibition in the lease against spikey speaker stands.
Owain
carpets
Jun 21, 2007
21 Replies
It might. But I've had a similar experience with a tenanted property which reeked of cat pee; after I'd binned the carpet and left the underlay, the smell almost completely disappeared (ie only a tiny amount, if any, must have got through to the underlay) and by the time a new carpet was laid on top, it had vanished completely.
Might have been different if the tenant had kept a St Bernard, I suppose!
David
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