Okay...been reading through the newsletter and now I'm pissed because I will be hooked to the site all night tonight again :mrgreen: I don't think I have been able to sleep more than 4 hours a night recently b/c I am soaking up all of the good content!

They technically want you to build some type of containment to trap the water and then dispose of it rather than let it soak into the ground.

Jack: Soak up as much self-education as you can as it will benefit you later.

This had soaked the ground next to the house and foundation.

The subfloor doesn't look damaged looking up from the basement, but the luan is soaked and has buckled under both cabinets plus a little more in front causing the peal-and-stick tile to come up a little.

We discovered that the sheet-rock/ceiling board was "cheesy" in that it was crumbly and felt like it was a tad moist/had been wet at some time previously (not soaking wet/active leak).

Again - soak up all the free education you can from this site!

On top of all of this read the other forums and soak up the info there.

I hope you will soak in as much information as I have, for being on here for only a couple of weeks I've gotten information that would have taken me who knows how long if I was on my own.GOOD LUCK- Thai Tang

So far I've just been soaking up the knowledge by reading the posts a few times each day.