Structural Drying Lantern

When a house floods, the clock starts ticking not just on your belongings but on the building itself. Water seeps into every pore of the structure: the drywall soaks it up like a sponge, the wood floor and subfloor wick moisture deep into the framing, and the insulation in the walls holds it like a reservoir. A lot of homeowners think that if they open the windows and run a fan for a few days, they will be fine. In reality, the process of drying out a building is far more co