Or rent a wet/dry vac from home depot but I don't want to bring it back and they penalize me for using it to vacuum up hazardous waste or something.Any ideas?

So take the time to first use the odor removers, and let those dry.

I did my first deal in December of 2013 and had a dry spell for 3-4 months.

Take out vegetable drawers and wash in warm water, dry and replace.

Makes a dry subject more interesting.

Consequently, the contractor should bring in dehumidification units designed to dry the air in the containment until the ALL CLEAR has been given.)How will we know it's been done correctly and it's ready to rebuild?

An acquaintance who purchased a 5-unit stone & brick building painted grey three years ago, had it bead blasted to remove the remnants of the flacking paint.Another hazard of painting brick is application of the wrong type of paint, or too much paint, can inhibit the brick's ability to dry resulting in spalling and accelerated disintegration of the brick.

Big government projects like airports can take years longer than anticipated.It is not uncommon to see investors who think they have gotten in early and picked up a huge deal run out of money as the development they were counting on near their property takes way longer to happen then they thought.The DRI process alone can take years and it only takes a small group of citizens or an environmental group to bog this down even longer.I'd pursue option contracts with clear language to extend the option for many years in situations like this.

Unfortunately, I made the opening about 10 months ago and everything is dry walled over.

Even after drilling a 400 foot well you cannot guarantee there will be water (dry hole) or that the water quality will be satisfactory, so there is a small, but unknown risk when drilling a well and you will sign all sorts of paperwork with your driller when you get started as they will be covering themselves of this specifically.