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Drying out a house after a flood can take weeks to months, depending on how deep the water got and what materials you're dealing with. For wood framing and drywall, you're looking at at least three weeks of strong air movement and dehumidification before you can be sure the hidden dampness is gone. Concrete can hold moisture even longer, so running fans in open windows and maybe renting an industrial dehumidifier makes a big difference. The key is patience—rushing to rebuild over damp materials…