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   unclemike42 | Feb 21, 2022 07:38am | #1

   You want to make sure the house is dried out. Firms specialize in flood recovery and would be worth a conversation with.

   Usually it takes removal of at least some drywall, and large fans to circulate air and dry the structure.

   Until you can verify the moisture is reduced enough, any cosmetic coverings will only be a temporary measure.

   You really want professional help on this.

   (and perhaps legal help)

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   calvin | Feb 21, 2022 05:18pm | #2

   You got all that info from the “dot” that this post features above?

   Nicely done.

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   flseminarian | Feb 21, 2022 05:40pm | #3

   UM42 is AMAZIN'

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   unclemike42 | Feb 21, 2022 06:36pm | #4

   This morning he described a rental house he had and the tenant sublet to a person who turned it into a grow house. He was asking if some half-measures were good enough. (patched the ventilation holes with metal, covered the ceiling with some wood so plaster would stick (house was so wet it would not stick to the original ceiling.)

   Sounded like a structural nightmare to me.

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   calvin | Feb 21, 2022 07:21pm | #5

   Grow house huh?

   How long does it take for the skunk smell to abate?