During a kitchen rehab at my son’s house, the dishwasher was used but leaked all over the floor. The kitchen flooring is a knockoff Pergo type . As you’d expect, it is now buckled. Any tips on getting it to flatten again and adhere? Thanks.
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It will not go flat again. The mdf core has permanently swelled. That's one of the major drawbacks to the product.
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Too bad but thanks.
Been there, seen it, done it, at the in laws!!
Only way to get it to lay flat is to rip it up and install a product that can take a bit of moisture.