A damp carpet will dry out, a saturated carpet will not. You need to take a wet/dry vacuum to it to get all quantifiable water out, then fill the room with dehumidifiers and get the humidity as low as possible. The bigger Shop Vacs with the 2" hose are great, I've salvaged carpets several times with my vintage Sears one. Any of the dehumidifiers on the garage floor are probably fine, at worse you may need to clean and replace the connections at the compressor terminals if the water got that high. Same thing with the air conditions, only parts that would get damaged would be switches or terminals. I'd be interested in a tour of the music equipment as you put everything back.
@psychedelicnarwhal9599
Ай бұрын
Damn, not the good... hope everything survives. Also sick drum setup :)
@AMDRADEONRUBY
Ай бұрын
Very unfortunate mate that sucks hope you won't lose stuff
@pixelsnob
Ай бұрын
Holy sh!t. OK, 7.5" in three hours??? I'm in So Cal, and my rain gauge caught 8.5" over three days earlier this year, and all hell broke loose. The highway that cuts through the hills up the street from me became a river, and there were a bunch of mudslides, and the roads up there still aren't right. It was a record, but I can't imagine that same amount of rain coming down in 3 hours. That's just insane lol.
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