Should exotic birds be removed from newly carpeted areas? (due to harmful fumes)

Answer: No
Explanation: unless its glued down

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Exotic pets have to be removed

Answer: No
Explanation: all carpets are hud aproved

Answer: Yes
Explanation: We recommend removing exotic birds from the newly carpeted areas until the smell is gone. Ventilating the carpet for approximately 48 to 72 hours

Answer: No
Explanation: Latex carpet backing has come along way as well. No smell s no fumes

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: google it?

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Only if glue is used

Answer: No
Explanation: No, not unless the carpet was glue down and the carpet glue has very heavy smell.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: There is always a certain level of air pollution to be expected during and immediately after installation

Answer: Yes
Explanation: It may not be an issue, but it's better to be safe than sorry.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: not familiar with birds and Carpet

Answer: No
Explanation: you get new carpet odor,I wouldn't call it harmful fumes.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: anything that's alive should not be around the toxic area

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: don't have a clue here, but, I would think no, since that sounds like a question referring to and outdated type of yarn manufacturing using formaldehyde. been doing this for a long time, never had any issues with birds or pets of any kind having issues with carpet. but , theres a first for everything

Answer: Yes
Explanation: if you are not using a green carpet cleaning company yes.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Carpet needs to be ventilated 24 to 48 hrs or until fumes are gone

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Because of fumes no, due to the fact that the birds will get that carpet filthy in minutes

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Wool carpet has the lowest emission of volatile organic compounds