If I take my possibly-water-damaged iPhone to the Apple Store, will they replace it on the spot or will they be able to see if there's life in it yet?
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posted by Viola
on Mar 30, 2012 -
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Verrrrryyyy slooooowwwwly accruing water damage on our first floor ceiling. What gives?
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posted by n'muakolo
on Jul 27, 2010 -
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Is my apartment management company responsible for water damage to my laptop that occurred as a result of their lack of maintenance?
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posted by iamisaid
on Dec 3, 2009 -
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How can I limit damage to my virtually-unfinished hardwood floors without the trouble/expense of refinishing?
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posted by aabbbiee
on Aug 25, 2009 -
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What is the least destructive method I could use to determine what if any mold might be growing in drywall? You see, there's this roof leak...
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posted by cavalier
on Jun 8, 2009 -
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My iPhone is broken and not covered by warranty (water damage), what is my best option (b/c ATT won't let me
just buy another iPhone)?
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posted by jacobjacobs
on Jan 5, 2009 -
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My 2006 Audi A4 is having ignition coil problems. And the dealer is saying because it's water damage related, it's not covered under warranty. I have NOT had the engine cleaned. I have NOT driven into a lake and I live in California where rain is minimal. Help me to not be screwed.
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posted by rileyray3000
on Dec 26, 2008 -
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The Gas Company installed a new meter this week and broke my sprinkler line. My house and garage are now slightly flooded and laminate flooring that was just installed 1 month ago is ruined. How to I make the Gas Co. pay for the repairs?
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posted by sirhensley
on Oct 24, 2008 -
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Help me identify and fix a possible water intrusion / water damage near my sliding glass door.
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posted by escher
on Apr 7, 2008 -
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I have about a week or so to find some of
this carpet. Yep, it is that stuff that's everywhere. You probably even have 3 rolls of it under your house as we speak. It's almost safe to say, at some point, you really did have like 3 rolls of it - what did you do with them?!! Where should I inquire about getting a scrap of it?? (30cm/12inch -sq.) Demolition.. people? The dump? Is there like an Elephants Graveyard but for carpet??
Also.. I need a hand with repairing melamine/laminex?? (
Bathroom vanity and a
cupboard). And (omg!) this
blind ( /s)...
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posted by mu~ha~ha~ha~har
on Apr 2, 2008 -
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Water Damage: The apartment I'm moving into has significant water damage from last May, and the landlord has promised to fix it. What should I know about water damage repairs to make sure my health isn't going to be risked from shoddy repairs? This apartment is in Austria, if that's important to know.
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posted by sirion
on Jul 25, 2007 -
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I just discovered a bottle of water has leaked onto my hardwood floor. What can I do to minimize the damage while the floor is still damp?
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posted by werty
on Sep 3, 2006 -
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Some water (a glass, only about 20% full) got accidentally spilled on my iBook (it was closed, turned off and disconnected). I immediately rinsed it all off, especially the rear panel vent, very carefully. But I am afraid water got in the insides of the iBook. How long do I have to wait until its guts dry up & I can safely try to turn it on, see if it's been damaged? And, if it doesn't work, is it going to be expensive to have it fixed (it's a G4, two years old)?
posted by PenguinBukkake
on Mar 25, 2006 -
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Is an insurance company acting in 'bad faith' after initially promising coverage, and giving you a claim number only a week later to deny you coverage? [more inside]
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posted by jasonspaceman
on Sep 17, 2004 -
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