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drying out a soggy house
not sure how folks down in houston are drying out but peeling off drywall
and letting the place air dry or even with fans would not be enough for me i would remove as much drywall and flooring as possible then put a tent over it and seal it then get a big outdoor industrial sized space heater and place that on one side and a vent on the other adjust to proper back pressure and then get the whole place up to 140 or so and let it sit for two or three days then i would fix it and sell it and move to colorado know of folks that live in the 500 year flood plain and they had no flooding interesting info on how those flood plains are determined and apparentyl only the insurance companies have the legally usable numbers no doubt so they can deny claims as it suits them |
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