But as you know there are a number of possible scenarios that can explain the nodules that were seen on the CT scan. Unfortunately I do not think my answers to your questions will put your mind at rest. This is because occasionally doctors can discover lung secondaries as an incidental finding when they are doing tests for other things.
â Debbie. A. You can use a damp cloth and and a hot iron to remove carpet dents. Place the damp cloth over dents and place iron on a few seconds and check. Keep the cloth damp.May take several minutes.Always works for me â Patsy.hen, place a towel over the wet spot and iron with steam. When you feel the carpet start to rise up, stop ironing and separate the carpet fibers with your fingers. Fluff the fibers and then vacuum â Kay. A. I have an answer to Debbieâs problem regarding furniture indentations in carpets.
Extend The Life Of Your Treadmill With A Mat. Placing your treadmill on a carpet may seem to be a good idea, you get to reduce vibration and dampen down noise, if you have tiled or timber floors a piece of old carpet can prevent scratches. The problem is that often a carpet will damage or shorten the life of the treadmill. No matter how clean your house, the fibers in a carpet tend to catch dust and dirt. If you use your treadmill on carpet this dust and dirt is liable to be drawn into the inner workings of the treadmill over time. Carpet fiber will quickly damage electric motor brushes and contribute to bearing wear. Using a mat can reduce the impact of carpet dirt and dust and keep your treadmill healthy.