When the wife brings home a some monkey looking thing and tells you. "It's yours to train and babysit" but yet you can't remember to eat yourself or when to bathe?

Ewok126 wrote:

That's all I've ever done. When you say big dehumidifier, you talking one you rented? Or a residential one?

I've always gone to the equipment rental place and gotten a couple commercial dehumidifiers and massive fans if it's flooded in a finished area.

danmdevries wrote:

Good old First World Problems, like not being able to find 40/1 mix oil for your chainsaw so you grab a 50/1 for 2.5 gallons of fuel and only add 2 gallons.

Cathcam13 wrote:

My lakehouse flooded. Fortunately only an inch or so of water. Looks like that new flooring is coming a few years early. anyone got minor flood clean up advice? I ripped out all the trim and carpet. Cutting away bottom of drywall, more if it had moist insulation. Got a ton of those floor dryer fans, small dehumidifier pumping in the bedrooms and a big ass dehumidifier in the main area. Carpet and pad is outside already. Anything else I should be doing?

namadio wrote:

First Worlders call the insurance company and the questions above are the problem of the ServiceMaster or equivalent.

Your problem, Nick, is to hide the bourbon.

You been OK?

frankj1 wrote:

Landscaper? No, out here we cut our own firewood. I could buy it, but I enjoy cutting down trees.

Cathcam13 wrote:

What? Don’t enjoy a roaring fire on occasion? lol I only have to break out the firewood if we get below 20 degrees over here.

Cathcam13 wrote:

My lakehouse flooded. Fortunately only an inch or so of water. Looks like that new flooring is coming a few years early. anyone got minor flood clean up advice? I ripped out all the trim and carpet. Cutting away bottom of drywall, more if it had moist insulation. Got a ton of those floor dryer fans, small dehumidifier pumping in the bedrooms and a big ass dehumidifier in the main area. Carpet and pad is outside already. Anything else I should be doing?

namadio wrote: