patiencejoy1894
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- Jun 15, 2015
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Hello!
So today on Cape Cod, MA, we had tornado warnings (crazy, right?!) and hellacial downpours/ thunderstorms for a few hours. When the weather cleared up (a gorgeous sunny and 75 now!!) I went out to check on the chickens and found that one of the windows in the coop leaked and there was a wet spot on the floor. It's not that big, but I took out all the shavings and put a little fan in there to dry it out. My question is: is there a more efficient way to dry it out? I've since put weather stripping on the window. It hasn't leaked before; I think it was just from the violent weather we had and the duration of it.
Thanks!!!
So today on Cape Cod, MA, we had tornado warnings (crazy, right?!) and hellacial downpours/ thunderstorms for a few hours. When the weather cleared up (a gorgeous sunny and 75 now!!) I went out to check on the chickens and found that one of the windows in the coop leaked and there was a wet spot on the floor. It's not that big, but I took out all the shavings and put a little fan in there to dry it out. My question is: is there a more efficient way to dry it out? I've since put weather stripping on the window. It hasn't leaked before; I think it was just from the violent weather we had and the duration of it.
Thanks!!!
