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Can the Rug Doctor carpet cleaner be used to extract water – from a flood for instance?

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Can the Rug Doctor carpet cleaner be used to extract water – from a flood for instance?

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The Rug Doctor machine not only deep cleans your carpet, but can also be used to extract water from carpets left wet from a flood. Many people have used the machine to extract water from their carpet after a terrible flood. The machine is an electrical appliance. Good judgment must be exercised when extracting water from overly wet carpet as there could be a risk of electric shock. The machine should NEVER be used on a carpet or anywhere where standing water remains.

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