Hello all, first time posting in this category. I have a house that I rent to a young lady who decided to go on a trip outside the country for a week. She never told me she was leaving. Neighbor guy came over to get something as she had left the back door open for him. He didn't close the back door well enough and the door blew open. It was super cold and one of the supply lines going to the washer broke. Anyway, the water was probably pouring on the floor for 3-4 days. Most of the water was on the linoleum floor while some did get on the carpet in the other room. Should I replace the carpet that got wet or just try to dry it out? I'm not even positive just how wet the floor under the linoleum is as their isn't a cellar under that part of the house. I'm going to take down a few fans and see if that helps some. Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks! Jack

A large tupperware food storage container was inside of the oven, on the bottom, when the oven was turned on. It melted. Although it probably would have been easier to clean if it had been left to cool as a large mass, it seemed to be a good idea at the time to use a spatula and get as much of it out as possible while still relatively molten. Now there is a thin layer of plastic on the bottom panel. I can get most of it off with a razor scraper. Is there a solvent that will get off the rest? What about using the self-cleaning function, which somehow doesn't seem like such a good idea given the nature of the fumes. I could bite the bullet and get a new one, but it's ~$75. Any thoughts?