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Be careful you aren t getting it too hot though. Fold back about 3 ft. Keep pulling back the carpet and slicing it into strips. Removing adhesive from the underlayment can be a challenge.

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Try using a blow dryer to heat up a corner and start working. If there is no floor register you might have to pull up the threshold of an exterior door to see what s under the tile. Also if it is glued to the foam underneath you ll want to do very small sections.