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Do I have to remove the whole subfloor in basement due to minor flooding?
There was a minor flooding in my basement because the sump pump was loosely plug. The problem is there is a sub floor (the water level did not reach the floor level). What shall I do? Should I remove the whole sub floor (lots of work). Is there another remedy?
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