Posted by tractormiallis on January 24, 2009 at 19:48:32 from (69.36.53.36):
In Reply to: D*S*A*S*T*E*R posted by RayP(MI) on January 24, 2009 at 18:58:34:
Wasn"t anyone there? I know how it is, unfortunately.. you ask the "I shoulda turned that off" questions later... we have an empty house.. in waiting to be remodeled, old farmhouse. We had been heating it with an oil furnace, just enough to keep it from freezing. Forgot to turn the pump off, furnace went out, a cold water pipe fitting popped in the shower and flooded the bathroom and basement. Fortunately I caught it soon so we just had to pump about 4 inches of water from the basement. But this house still has old plaster, all of which needs to be redone anyhow.
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