flood cleanup continues

To truly appreciate these pictures you have to Imagine all the floors and stairs covered with wet and dried sewer sludge.  Same with most of the canned goods and laundry bottles.  Most of the laundry bottles are still grimy, but they’re certainly not a priority.  In the last picture you can see the rack of wine – mostly Yellow Tail – that survived the mass destruction.

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3 thoughts on “flood cleanup continues”

  1. That looks AMAZING!!!!

    Great job keeping sane and getting shit done.

    If you need anything please don’t hesitate to ask because we are all willing to help with what we can.

    • It honestly sickens me when I open a kitchen cabinet and it’s completely empty! Things couponers take for granted – like ziplocs, freezers, that stuff. Do not buy that horrible “green” toilet paper from Walgreens – Marcel would probably be better! Got any Kleenex or decent rubber gloves? I’ve gone from hitting up Jewel every couple of days to not having been there since April 17th…

  2. I’m running low on Kleenex (two small children with allergie have cleaned me out this week) but I am sure I can spare some or someone else can. We are here for you! If I knew your address I would have already dropped stuff off!

    I never use rubber gloves. Lol. I’m hard core like that.

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