On 11/7/2012 11:37 AM, Dave Doremus wrote: > Yes, and that is the biggest point. I have several pianos I take care > of that have survived flooding with varying degrees of work > afterwards. They were either not insured or the owners had a minimal > amount to play with after fixing the important things like houses and > cars. If they can be stored and allowed to dry, wet cloth removed, > opened to light and air to reduce mold, they might be saved at some > level. But if insurance is involved you have to write them off unless > they have an option to file a supplemental claim after drying. Exactly my point. Ron N
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