Home Owners
Resilients - Repair
Q:
My vinyl floor has a bubble in it. Can I fix that on my own?
A:
Bubbles need to be reglued to the subfloor. To do that, you have to soften the material, which can be done by warming it through a towel with an electric iron. Next, make a small slit in the bubble and squirt adhesive in the slit. Press the tile onto the new adhesive and weight it down for several hours.
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