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    <description>Practical notes on water damage, drying and mold for Denver homeowners, from the Blue Spruce Restoration crew.</description>
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        <description><![CDATA[A wall can look fine, feel dry under your palm and still hold water. We see it after burst pipes, dishwasher leaks and basement floods in Denver homes. The first cleanup is done, and then a stain appears on the paint or the baseboard starts to smell. Why the surface lies Drywall is a gypsum &#91;...&#93;]]></description>
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