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It is a dry hydoinc system called EasyFloor produced by .pfgindustries. It looks too good to be true and you know how that goes. If it is only half as good as indicated, it would be a blockbuster product. Good, bad or indifferent, give me some thoughs on this procuct

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  2. ken_ballard | | #2

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    It is a dry hydoinc system called EasyFloor produced by .pfgindustries. It looks too good to be true and you know how that goes. If it is only half as good as indicated, it would be a blockbuster product. Good, bad or indifferent, give me some thoughs on this procuct

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