Alright! After a week of Hurricane Isaak bouncing around from the gulf states through the Midwest, where it is now as a rainmaker, I thought it only appropriate to remind everyone about the dangers of cleanup after the flood, electrically speaking. There are many dangers and you should watch out for dangers when dealing with water-soaked electrical devices, panels, and appliances. Here are some of my best tips.
Hurricane Isaak Flooding Continues From Gulf to Midwest...Flood Cleanup
By Timothy Thiele, About.com GuideSeptember 1, 2012
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