Encountering a Perfect Water Damage
Water damage occurs when water has been left standing idly for some time in a certain area or a confine space. While water is known to be a life source and a very effective natural cleaning element – it has the ability to reduce wood and other home structural materials into their basic form. Not to mention that it could leave stain marks that makes a certain finished surface unsightly.
To avoid the incidence of water damage, the entry of water within a close or confined environment must be prevented at all cost. The most common sources of water entry are busted pipes, cracks in ceiling and walls, and destroyed gutters among others. These water entry points must be maintained regularly and fixed immediately once a defect has been detected.
The key is to remove the water at once by using a mop and water bucket if the volume is small. However if the water is several feet high, it is advisable that a wet vacuum pump is used for convenience and efficiency. Once the water has been fully extracted, it is advisable that the area is cleaned with a warm soapy solution which could be applied by using a sponge or a brush to remove grime and dirt which were left behind by the water.
After brushing or sponging the place with soap and water, remove the suds by using a pail and a clean rag if the area is relatively small. But if the area is quite large, is better to use a garden hose to make rinsing easier and faster. While a disinfectant may not be required it is advisable to apply it to kill off remaining germ and fungal spores which can be considered as sources of illness or diseases.
Before any water damage action is implemented all floor coverings, wall decorations, curtains, bed clothes and other furniture and fixtures should be removed from the area for proper inspection and repair. Rugs and wall-to-wall carpets should be disposed immediately and not be attempted for re-use, because carpets and rugs which came in contact with the water is hard to restore. It is wise to consider comparing the cost of repair or restoration with the cost of replacing any defective item, because if the cost of replacement is cheaper than the restoration procedure then it would help save money and effort.
The drying process and the immediate action in the remediation process are very essential to prevent the further deterioration of any structural material.
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April 17, 2009 Posted by zharnslop | Uncategorized | drying process, fungal spores, remediation, restoration, water, water damage | Leave a Comment
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