[Quick How-to] Remove glued carpet padding (underlayment) from concrete floor

This is a quick video showing how to remove carpet padding (underlayment or moisture barrier) from concrete flooring.
#carpetpaddingremoval #carpetpaddingglue #gluedpaddingremoval #rubbingalcohol #carpetremoval #basementfloor #basement #basementflood #carpetpadding #hammerandpan
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[@danielintheantipodes6741]

Thank you for the video. Very helpful.

[@hammerandrake]

Thanks for watching!!

[@robborgese380]

Thank you 🙏🏼
Looks easy, I’m gonna give it a try.

[@hammerandrake]

Good luck! Thanks for watching!

[@robborgese380]

@@hammerandrake Thank YOU

[@robborgese380]

It worked, but it has to be scraped while it’s still wet

[@caucasianafrican1435]

Great tip, thank you.

[@DaveG-qd6ug]

NICE

[@melindacalderini750]

Thank you for this! How did you remove the adhesive after you scraped the glue and alcohol?

[@hammerandrake]

Thanks for watching! I just dried them off with paper towels

[@shafaatesiddique2575]

Will it be effective if the glue is still tacky or sticky on the concrete floor? Any advice for rooms full of glue?

[@hammerandrake]

Hi, what I felt was the alcohol is able to dissolve the glue and once they are in a solution you have to clean it up with a paper towel or something that can absorb that solution. So I think it would be effective for your glue that is still sticky on the concrete. But if your room is full of glue, it might beed a lot of alcohol and a lot of washing up… I can feel you should take your time on it

[@hashirkhan2927]

Name please

[@hammerandrake]

You can get any rubbing alcohol or disinfecting alcohol from your local pharmacy or drugstores like CVS, Riteaid, Walgreens, etc

[@vincentlegard1897]

Didn't catch the name or brand of the solution.THE IMPORTANT BIT

[@hammerandrake]

You can get any rubbing alcohol or 70% isopropyl alcohol that you can find

[@awebber]

At 30sec? CVS rubbing alcohol. Or isopropyl works? Video says remove solvent but not how.