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Flood Recovery Information

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This page provides access to information on a variety of issues related to flood recovery.

SUBJECT	AVAILABLE ARTICLES
Water Well Restoration	After the Flood - Private Water Well Safety Emergency Procedures for Disinfecting a Flooded Well
Staying Healthy	Safety at the Flood Site Using an Electrical Generator Safely Don't overdo strenuous activity in hot humid weather Handling Food and Water After a Flood Flood Water Has Nasties In It Displaced Wildlife (snakes & rodents) Debris Disposal Ladder Safety
What To Do When Water Gets in the House	Determining Structural Damage Making Preliminary Repairs Contracting for Permanent Repairs Saving Wet Walls and Floors Preventing Mildew, Decay and Related Health Problems
Salvaging Your Belongings	Caring for Large Electrical Appliances Getting Rid of Refrigerator Odor Cleaning Carpets and Floors FEMA: Recovering Flood Damaged Items
Saving the Landscape	Landscaping after the Storm
Personal Recovery	LSU AgCenter Personal Recovery Resources
Financial Recovery	LSU AgCenter Financial Recovery Resources

Last Updated: 5/31/2010 7:19:17 AM

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