My Basement Flooded
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11, 2007 Offline. Member Level 31 Blank Slate But anyway, the insurance claims guy came and said that the Xbox, Theater System, Computer, and lots of other shit 'Will work fine after it dries out'. Few minutes with a hairdryer, good as new. Bomshaw Mar. 15, 2007 Level 19 XxXJimmyXxX Feb. 17, 2007 Level 05 At 10/25/07 03:37 PM, iateamexican wrote: But anyway, the insurance claims guy came and said that the Xbox, Theater System, Computer, and lots of other shit 'Will work fine after it dries out'. Few minutes with a hairdryer, good as new. Wouldn't that screw it up? phoenixma Mar. 15, 2005 Level 22 Wow, that claims guy is dumb. At 10/25/07 03:44 PM, XxXJimmyXxX wrote: But anyway, the insurance claims guy came and said that the Xbox, Theater System, Computer, and lots of other shit 'Will work fine after it dries out'. Wouldn't that screw it up? Lawls, I was joking. Pink-Ninja May. 26, 2003 Level 30 Movie Buff Ask that guy to drops his stuff into a pool and see if it all works fine after its dry.
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Your losing out on money that is yours by right! Heavy Vibes Dabbur Apr. 7, 2006 Actually your things could work, technically, if they were completely shut down. You have to dry them completely and keep them shut down until they are dry. Or you could just sue the someone and get money to buy new stuff... Thread lightly.
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If your home's plumbing is to blame, call a plumber or an appliance repair person immediately. How do I keep water from damaging my home's foundation? Depending upon your region, your budget and your own decisions, you'll want to a) assess where the water is coming from and b) note the solution and professional for each problem. As we've mentioned, water can come from multiple sources and damage your foundation from a number of different directions. If water is coming in through your foundation, there are several different methods to create a water barrier to your foundation. In new construction, damp-proofing is often done to the exterior of the foundation. It's a thick, black liquid that is painted on the exterior of the concrete. The problem with damp-proofing is that it acts like a water barrier but it is not water proof. In other words, it will successfully keep out regular moisture from the surrounding soil but will not be a protection against a massive amount of incoming water. The interior basement walls of older homes can be painted with a coat of concrete water proofing product such as Drylok or Kryton.
