If a carpet is soaked with sewage, can it be cleaned?

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: I use a hot water extraction machine to clean carpet that effectively cleans carpet under almost any condition.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Flood damaged areas should be treated with an antimicrobial and then be bagged for removal from the environment. Sewage damage is the most dangerous form of water damage.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: The contaminants in sewage can not be removed safely from organic materials like carpets. If your carpets are contaminated with sewage please call a remediation company to remove them and the padding underneath the carpet. They will also apply an antimicrobial to the affected surfaces.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If it wet with hard water, it may not go back to its natural condition.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: If sewage, no. If the carpet has been soaked in sewage, it can’t be cleaned. It has to be thrown away and replaced.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: I will try my hardest to pulll it out. however i dont want to be swishing sewage around!

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: All factors such as kind of sewage amount time saturayed

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If going by code, then it is required. However there are ways to be successful in cleaning it completely

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Typically with this specific issue carpet is better to be replaced. The allergens and toxins found in sewage can be harmful and need to be taken care of imminently.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: There's too much bacteria. It's time to throw it away.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Per the Institute of Cleaning and Restoration Certification any sewage damage should be removed and discarded

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: It depends on how long the moisture was allowed to stay in the carpet! If it was dried out quick enough it is possible it can be cleaned. If mildew has started to grow in it than it needs to be replaced! The pad though will definitely need to be replaced!

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If the padding underneath was saturated it most likely needs to be replaced.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: This can be extremely toxic and harmful to anyone.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Sewage can cause health issues so replacement of Carpet would be beneficial for the client and family members.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If carpet is not too heavily soaked it can be cleaned by using the right process and the right equipment .

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: Yes carpet soaked with sewage can be cleaned with a hot water deep extractor carpet cleaner.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: replace only

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: Yes it can be treated

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: It is very extensive work .

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Sewage can be cleaned out of any carpet to a degree, once it's soaked through the padding below has been contaminated as well. It's a health hazard and needs to be removed. The contaminated area needs to be cleaned if possible or replaced then get a new pad and carpeting reinstalled.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Honestly we recommend removing anything that has been soaked in sewage, but at a customers request there are some things we can do to save it.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Too many risk involved with trying to save it. Just replacing it is the best solution.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Every situation is different

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: GREENCO2 Natural CO2 Based Carpet Cleaning System was invented in Grand Rapids, MI 2013.and is proud to offer our Bacterial Inhibitor in all our cleaning. This anti-microbial agent uses nanotechnology to form a microscopic “bed of needles” on textiles and hard surface. This barrier kills and inhibits the growth of a variety of bacteria, fungi, and algae, which will help keep your home and work places healthier and smelling fresher. Best of all, this bacteria, fungi, and algae inhibiting barrier will continue to fight these microbes after application for 80 hours.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: It really depends on the Catagory of Damage. Severe to moderate Sewage.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Its not safe to much bacteria

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: IICRC standards require disposal.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If it's insurance no but if the homeowner would like

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If sewage has been on your carpet for a long time, it might have to be replaced.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: As long as the room isn't deep in standing water/liquid, our machinery can remove the sewage. Recent sewage stains are very likely to come out as long as they are cleaned soon.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Absolutely NOT. Sewage damaged carpet MUST be removed, it is a health hazard, being as it is contaminated with fecal matter, viruses and bacteria. Once it is removed, the sub floor needs to be thoroughly cleaned and properly dried and treated, and any other porous materials, such as drywall, that were affected also have to be removed.

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: There isn't a carpet that we can not clean.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: That is a black water issue. Needs replacement

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Contamination factors are a health hazard.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Raw sewage is considered "black water" and should be disposed. If there is a pet or person urine or feces, the spot can be cleaned easily with the appropriate techniques. However, if the house if flooded and soaked with sewage, then complete removal is the safest recommendation.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Generally speaking, if carpet has been soaked in sewage it may be cleanable but it is highly suggested to replace.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Smell and germs will not go away

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Sometimes

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Depends on whether it's soaked into the padding.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Sewage is considered to be level 3 wastewater both the carpet and pad must be disposed of whenever exposed to lever 3 wastewater.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: No it is a health hazard

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: If the sewage is soaked to the pad the carpet needs to be removed.

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: Must be sanitized as well as completely dried.

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: yes you will have to use a live enzyme

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Sewer overflows can contain b acteria, fecal material, viruses and other organisms that may cause disease.Carpets and rugs that cannot be thoroughly dried and cleaned should be discarded and replaced. If the damaged area is small, you may be able to save the carpet by cleaning the area with a mild detergent.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: Yes we can restore your carpets to almost new condition but in many cases that can depend on severity of the damage that your carpet, padding as well as sub-flooring.

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: As long as the sewage has been removed, it can be cleaned unless it has been on the carpet for a long time, then it needs to be replaced.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: It depends on a lot of things.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: It should be to the curb.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: I can clean it with mildewcide,it kills mold and mildew,I use enzymes that kills bacteria

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: If sewage-contaminated floodwater covered your carpeting, discard it

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: yank it out and have it hauled off. so many germs bacteria and mold spores in these situations. your just inviting health issues .

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Traps odors in floor underpayment and plywood

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: We normally don't run into this situation. I would recommend contacting a professional carpet cleaning company.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: we recommend replacing asap.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: No, a level 3 discharge onto a carpet....the carpet must be discarded.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: That will take the expertise of a professional carpet cleaning company to determine and carry the right chemicals and equipment to do the job.

Answer: Maybe, it depends on the situation
Explanation: It may be cleanable but the padding is probably ruined

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Sewage contains thousands of viruses

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Its possible to make carpet appear clean. Take in consideration how long carpet was saturated wet and how mold and mildew develope.

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: We would strongly advise not trying to clean or save any carpet or pad that had contact with sewage back up. It is very unhealthy and cause some serious health risks r infections.

Answer: Yes, it can be cleaned
Explanation: Wouldn't recommend it

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: Insurance said it got to come out

Answer: No, it cannot be cleaned
Explanation: If sewage-contaminated water has covered your carpeting, you should discard it for health safety reasons. You can assume the water and the carpet contain infectious organisms.