I Am Flooded Out And Worried

Really sorry to hear of your flood John. I'm sure it makes all of us cringe to think of having to try and deal with something like that. It is a change in temperature that will cause the moisture in the air to condensate on the warm side of the plastic, so be careful in that regard. Sort of like the moisture on the warm side of a window.

One of the things I have done in preparation for previous hurricane seasons is to get bunches of 5 gal buckets with lids (they have neoprene gaskets for an airtight seal). If a hurricane approaches and while the AC is running, to minimize moisture in the air, I put the coins in with a package of desiccant (dehumidifying packets). This way if we lose power for two weeks (again) they stand a chance. I hope I don't have to really test the system though.

Hope things are getting back to somewhat normal for you! Did you have flood insurance?

Glad to see you still posting regularly and hope things are improving.

I do remodeling and know there is no way insurance covers all losses after something like this but hope it took the edge off the sting.

And I hope the outbuildings weren't total losses.

Glad to hear you've made some good progress in 6 weeks or so.

And really glad you stop by here for "refreshments".

Not the dams,it was 9" of rain in 24 hours.
John1