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DO:
- Call us ASAP!
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Wipe water from wood surfaces.
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Place plastic or aluminum foil under
furniture legs.
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Move paintings and other objects to
a dry place.
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Open drawers, doors and cabinets for
complete drying.
- In
summer, turn on air conditioning for
maximum drying; in winter, heat area
to 74-76 degrees and operate
dehumidifier fans.
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Prop up or remove wet furniture
cushions.
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Remove as much excess water as
possible with wet vacuuming, mopping
or blotting.
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DON'T:
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Leave wet fabrics in place.
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Attempt to use any electrical
equipment while standing on wet
carpet or concrete floors.
- Do
not leave any colored items on
carpeting.
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Turn on walls or ceiling fixtures
(lights or fans) as the wiring may
be damaged.
- Use
ordinary vacuum to remove water.
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Wait to call for professional help.
Bacteria and mold growth can begin
within hours (even more so in warm
weather).
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