Hoody
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- Steven Hoodlebrink
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Lets say a toilet clogged. No fecal matter in the toilet. One of the seals in the tank malfunctioned. That resulted in a few gallons of water in the bowl backing up, onto the tile floor. The bowl drained, but the fresh tank kept running, eventually overflowing, and flowing down the walls and ceilings on the third floor of a split level house.
My question to you all is would you consider that cat 2, or 3 ? The majority of the water that affected the area was fresh, but it did indeed mix with water from the bowl. The loss was responded to within 2 hours. We didn't mitigate this loss, but after I hear your responses i'll chime in as to why i'm inquiring.
My question to you all is would you consider that cat 2, or 3 ? The majority of the water that affected the area was fresh, but it did indeed mix with water from the bowl. The loss was responded to within 2 hours. We didn't mitigate this loss, but after I hear your responses i'll chime in as to why i'm inquiring.
