Depending on the state, cost wise it will probably be a wash.

After it’s buffed up, resurrected “Nothing to See Here” wash You would have thought the exponential sound barrier cascade glass cleaning solution cleaned it right through to transparent sparkling a glimmering shine as the sun itself had come down and wistfully made everything with complete cloud cover nice and fluffy and all actual court referenced docket events blaring a sound horn before was a figment of imagination.

In my town, it costs at least $3 to wash/dry a load.

Our customers can wash AND dry their clothes in under an hour or less than the competition; they can lounge in the recliners or work on their laptop with our wifi; their children can play with toys instead of ask when they get to leave every 3 minutes.

I’m not real familiar with the area but parts of NC 12 can get washed out.

But, the question remains - was he right about this?

It is a overall wash as far as income is concerned.It is also a waste of good cash with todays interest rates being so low. 

The ozone kills the mold, however it does not clean, the mold is turned into a powder that can be washed off the wall or vacuumed.

Was he hoping for a big payout if they miraculously won the case and maybe sold the home?

What was most interesting to me was he also stated in the article, that the can be very expensive and he wrote "$10,000-$25,000", I called him out on it saying that it hasn't cost that much for over a decade in the industry, and asked where he got his data from (since a few months prior I sat down with him and answered all of his questions about cost seg).