Re: raining on my q

["The Stevens" <the_stevens@hotmail.com>]

If it were me, I'd whip out a de-humidifier, run it for two days in my 
garage with the doors open. (And dome light off.)

You can buy from Sears for around $175-200, or probably rent.  This is the 
only sure-fire way of getting the moisture out of there.

I bought one to deal with moisture damage in one of my baths.  Works great.


>From: "Mark L. Chang" <mchang@ece.nwu.edu>
>To: Quattro List <quattro@audifans.com>
>Subject: raining on my q
>Date: Thu, 12 Aug 1999 17:28:11 -0500 (CDT)
>
>DISASTER.  Left the windows and sunroof open all night during a slight
>thunderstorm.  Didn't discover until 10AM this morning.
>
>Kick me, please.
>
>Okay, so now the entire interior is drenched, seats, floor carpet, all of
>it.  Had to towel off everything to get to work today.
>
>What to do?  how do I dry this thing out?  I don't want moldy stuff
>setting in, either in my seat cushions or in the sound deadening material
>in the floor... any ideas?
>
>I am a putz...
>
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>


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