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  • @unk_pure_det_tone 2026-05-03

    Mold. Rip out

  • @eduardoob11 2026-05-03

    It’ll be rotten in no time 💀

  • @shylow.dox 2026-05-03

    Never going to be able to be sure it’s all gone tho unfortunately floor definitely still damaged

  • @mroth95 2026-05-04

    That wood is done zo

  • @wrb310 2026-05-03

    Homeowners love the noise this makes. It’s fun when you say this is going to run 24/7 for a couple days.

  • @stowe.jody 2026-05-03

    That’s why I never use hardwood in my kitchen.

  • @miscreant_misanthrope 2026-05-04

    No certified industrial hygeneist worth their salt would endorse this. You need to cut it out under negative pressure w head to toe ppe.

  • @rolandlangnickel 2026-05-04

    If you’re pulling that much moisture from any hardwood floor, then it’s already permanently damaged and will need to be replaced…
    This is just an expensive bill for the insurance company or customer for an empty promise that “we can save the floor”

  • @brrodabough 2026-05-03

    What's that system called?

  • @rayszzzzzz 2026-05-04

    Sure…As long s itsZzzzz before warping,swelling etc damage happens! Otherwise…Demo Man!!😎👍

  • @h.c.w.t.88 2026-05-04

    Shits already fucked. Just replace it.

  • @gregwhite6668 2026-05-04

    You’re saving work but not saving time or money. Cut out the bad stuff to it in half the time it would take to extract the moisture.

  • @dankhaze419 2026-05-03

    Followimg extraction, how are you drying the residual moisture to prevent microbial growth from happening? 🤔

  • @gogowa7878 2026-05-03

    We use exactly the same equipment

  • @richard1856 2026-05-03

    Great idea if the moisture is pulled out and verified with moisture meters for the area. Great job

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