Having lived through a house fire (without losing possessions, family members or pets) I often think about the YEAR we were unable to live in the house because of the INSANE amount of stuff that needs to happen when your house catches fire, and the INSANE amount of time spent with the insurance Evaluator (she was great, but STILL) the insurance agent, contractors, suppliers, and they take all your STUFF and have to ozone IT and the HOUSE, as well as demo what needed to be demo-d.... It's like 2 years later, the HUSBAND is doing the vapor barrier under the house because no contractor wanted to touch it for less than 9 K (he's crazy, I still think) and we JUST TODAY finished unboxing and sorting through everything.
TWO YEARS and our claim is still open and that is NORMAL.
So yes, we were all safe, and even able to collect a few suitcases of things we needed..... But it was NOT PLEASANT.
Enjoy those 2 batteries, I guess. I agree the risk is low, but I'm all about risk management when it comes to HOUSE FIRES even best case they BLOW CHUNKS.
*Passion!*
Anna
TWO YEARS and our claim is still open and that is NORMAL.
So yes, we were all safe, and even able to collect a few suitcases of things we needed..... But it was NOT PLEASANT.
Enjoy those 2 batteries, I guess. I agree the risk is low, but I'm all about risk management when it comes to HOUSE FIRES even best case they BLOW CHUNKS.
*Passion!*
Anna