The jury is out on how to best “repair” carpet indentations when furniture is moved to a new location.  Many homeowners put ice cubes in the indentations and leave them there to melt and dry, bringing the fibers upright.  I was taught that you dampen a white towel, place over the carpet indentation, and run a warm iron over until it dries.

I’ve heard great results from both methods.  Opposite temperature strategies.  Maybe the secret is in the wetting and drying process.

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