It depends on what is under it. I had to redo my moms house, and the carpet was there for 50 years. The padding was a mess and stuck like glue. I had to rent a floor sander to get it all off. If you do this, be sure to use a face mask, it’s a messy job. I was lucky and she had beautiful wood floors under it all.
I'm currently in the process of rejuvenating our youth club's game room, and one aspect that requires attention is the linoleum flooring.I'm interested in exploring s...
See more
A utility knife
Here are some tips, especially if it is 'stuck' to the floor:
https://www.angieslist.com/articles/how-remove-carpet-padding-stuck-floor.htm
It depends on what is under it. I had to redo my moms house, and the carpet was there for 50 years. The padding was a mess and stuck like glue. I had to rent a floor sander to get it all off. If you do this, be sure to use a face mask, it’s a messy job. I was lucky and she had beautiful wood floors under it all.
It should just roll up. Is it stuck to the floor?