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Old 09-26-14, 08:25 PM   #11
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The info in this thread is really good. However, there is another factor that nobody has mentioned. Maybe we are unlucky, or just klutzes, but over the decades we have had several “indoor floods”. There was the burst washing machine hose, the unattended filling sink, the dishwasher bearing seal failure and, the latest, a spectacular DIY disaster by yours truly.
Wow! Your indoor flooding is an atrocity, but your writing is amazing.

A lot of good cautionary tales, all together, in one saga of serial disasters. Are you sure that you are not Icelandic?

Thank for all the good information.

So, would perforated aluminized reflective material have made a difference for you?

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