Any floor that remains damp or wet for more than a day may grow mold.
Why does my carpet always feel damp.
Moisture stays in the padding if you have put too much moisture in while cleaning it especially if it is humid.
Wet or damp carpets are the perfect breeding ground for fungus including mold.
Can i wet vac my carpet after using a cleaner.
Move the dehumidifier around the house from room to room wherever it seems needed.
If you have had a water leak or similar accident wherein the carpet was left wet for an extended period of time you will probably find mold.
You can cure it by reducing the moisture in the air did you get a humidifier as someone suggested in the static electricity thread or by making the floor warmer possibly by putting in carpet padding with a higher r value but if you do that the water will probably just go somewhere else in your house.
24 36 hours in each room is enough.
A dehumidifier will suck in all the air in the room and squeeze out the moisture that causes damp and mould.
You should start inspecting your walls carefully starting near the floor.
Yes vinegar works great for removing sticky textures out of a carpet however you need to do a bit more than that.
Why does my carpet feel sticky.
Mold will live and feed on damp carpet causing unsightly stains a musty odor and the potential for health problems in all who are exposed to it and its spores.
If you have it checked ill bet you will find a problem with your gutters being too full of leaves.
Dampness can come from above or below and it usually develops in the absence of proper ventilation.
If so there is nowhere for the water.
Sounds like it is not the carpet that is the problem as much as it is the padding.
Methodically go all around the room looking for damp feeling or soft drywall.
Can i use vinegar to remove a sticky feeling out of my carpet.
Cleaning residue can turn into a sticky texture and give you this feeling.
You should deal with a damp carpet as soon as possible to prevent further damage.
You should go into the crawlspace and inspect the subfloors.
Moisture is in the air all around us and a certain amount is necessary for comfort but if your house feels excessively damp it may be time to do something about it.
The water collects in a small bucket in the unit which you empty.
If you notice that your carpet is damp the cause may be a leak from the floor underneath.
This scenario occurs mostly in basements.