Rubber backing from the bathroom rug stuck to floor
Any ideas on how to remove it?
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Janet Pizaro on Dec 17, 2015Try using an oil based product such as WD40 soaking the area. Leave on for awhile until you see the rubber rising.Then use a green scrubber not the wire one .This should help in aiding the removal Then follow up with a regular cleaning.1 marked as helpful Reply
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Jalolo on Dec 17, 2015I'm wondering if Goo Gone would work in this instance. I think it is also petroleum based.Helpful Reply
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Barbara Hixson Bloomfield on Dec 18, 2015I have been told by friends that Krud Kutter will get it off. The stuff is awesome!1 marked as helpful Reply
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Roberta Stewart-Fite on Dec 18, 2015If the Goo Gone doesn't work, try heating up an area with your blow dryer, and then using a hard plastic spatula. This same thing happened in my Mama's kitchen. The heat spatula combo worked great. Any remaining residue I was able to remove with a dab of Goo Gone on a soft cloth. Good luck!1 marked as helpful Reply
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Lou on Dec 18, 2015Goo Gone worked!Helpful Reply
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Shi2449252 on Dec 19, 2015Hi Lou, i had exactly the same problem. I scrubbed n pried the carpet backing for two days. I finally thought about goo be gone. I saturated the area with the stuff. After an hour ot so it came off very easily. Good luck!1 marked as helpful Reply
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