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I've been wondering, would carpet insulator be alright for a replacement for coroplast until we find some? We've got quite alot here at home.
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Are you speaking of carpet padding? I am not sure what carpet insulator is. If you are speaking of padding, I just don't know how it would work as far as keeping it dry etc. Give us a bit more info as far as what you are talking about.
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Do you mean underlay?
If so, then no, it absorbs liquid and takes forever to dry.
Learnt that when mum flooded the back end of the house, unless it's a really good brand it will just fall apart as soon as it get's wet.
Lino is another alternative, and you could probably make a temp cage out of remnants from a flooring store.
If so, then no, it absorbs liquid and takes forever to dry.
Learnt that when mum flooded the back end of the house, unless it's a really good brand it will just fall apart as soon as it get's wet.
Lino is another alternative, and you could probably make a temp cage out of remnants from a flooring store.
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