New Carpet OdorArticle from Bane-Clene®"New carpet" odor sometimes is present after the installation usually comes from 4-phenylcyclohexene (4-PC), a by-product of the latex binder used to hold the fibers and backing together. It, like a "new car" odor, will normally dissipate within a few days and is not harmful according to the Carpet and Rug Institute. To speed up the removal of the odor, increase the temperature and ventilate. The professional carpet cleaner can sometimes improve this condition by applying Last Step at 2 ounces/gallon to the carpet, raising the temperature as high as possible in the area, setting up a blower and ventilating. Related Products: |
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