Yeah, that really sucks, no? I will be doing my plumbing tonight.
If the toilet just overflowed badly chances are there aren't any problems with the pipes. It will take awhile for any water that seeped below the floorboards and into the insulation, wood, and dry wall to drip out. It will actually take a few days, up to a week, for all of it to dry out. I would suggest a fan in the bedroom and a dehumidfier if you have one.
I'm sorry your having troubles babe, I can relate though. I love you, and will talk to you later. *hug*
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Date: 2008-01-22 07:44 pm (UTC)If the toilet just overflowed badly chances are there aren't any problems with the pipes. It will take awhile for any water that seeped below the floorboards and into the insulation, wood, and dry wall to drip out. It will actually take a few days, up to a week, for all of it to dry out. I would suggest a fan in the bedroom and a dehumidfier if you have one.
I'm sorry your having troubles babe, I can relate though. I love you, and will talk to you later. *hug*