Removing a carpet isn’t difficult for a DIYer, but it's hard work and you’ll need the right tools and know-how to make the job quicker and easier. All of which our expert reveals in this guide.

For wool, sisal, or cotton carpets, a steam iron works best. On the lowest heat setting, hold the iron about 10-15cm above ...

Long story short, it's always worth it to get the more powerful tool to help with your projects. Better that then having to hand-remove each section of carpet glue off your entire basement floor!