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Old 07-02-2011, 07:44 AM   #1
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My 13 year old son left the sink running and it over fload quite badly none the less the mess was cleaned up my only consern is the basement it went through a vent just under the sink and managed to leak through some drywall! now i don't know how much but estemateing on the ammount of water we found that leaked onto the floor it was quite a bit what should i DO!?

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Old 07-02-2011, 08:07 AM   #2
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If this just happened and water is pooling on the drywall---Get a screw driver and poke some holes to drain the water.

If the sheets of drywall are sagging or look really wet----cut open the ceiling to allow air to circulate and dry it out. Get fans and a dehumidifier going.

If there is no sagging and the staining doesn't look to bad---get some fans and a dehumidifier going

run your air conditioner,also(that is a dehumidifier,too)

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