Why Moldy Carpet Padding Often Fails Salvage Efforts While Fibers Can Be Cleaned

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While carpet fibers can often be shampooed and disinfected to remove surface mold, the padding underneath acts like a sponge, soaking up moisture and becoming a breeding ground for deep-rooted mold that's nearly impossible to eliminate. Salvage efforts fail because the padding's porous structure traps spores and mycotoxins, and even if the top looks clean, the padding will keep recontaminating the fibers.