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Ruined Photo's & Broken PSP.........Help!!!!
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To cut a long story short.....
I was having some work done in my bathroom & the workman hit a pipe-which obviously caused lots of water to gush everywhere.
The burst pipe ran through the bathroom floor & into a cupboard.
In that cupboard was my son's PSP hand console-which is now broken.
I had a box of photo's which got drenched & are now runined!
The water run through the ceiling rose which caused my electricity to trip-This broke my fish tank pump.
The company who carried out the work have advised they will replace the PSP & Fish Pump & give compensation for the photo's.
I would like to know what you guys believe should be offered in respect of the photos and the inconvenience?
I can never get back these photo's which I am deeply upset by. Some where very old!
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
I was having some work done in my bathroom & the workman hit a pipe-which obviously caused lots of water to gush everywhere.
The burst pipe ran through the bathroom floor & into a cupboard.
In that cupboard was my son's PSP hand console-which is now broken.
I had a box of photo's which got drenched & are now runined!
The water run through the ceiling rose which caused my electricity to trip-This broke my fish tank pump.
The company who carried out the work have advised they will replace the PSP & Fish Pump & give compensation for the photo's.
I would like to know what you guys believe should be offered in respect of the photos and the inconvenience?
I can never get back these photo's which I am deeply upset by. Some where very old!
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If photos are stuck together, immerse them fully in a bowl of luke-warm water and after a while they'll separate without effort. When photos are printed they're placed in developing liquids, then rinsed thoroughly in water - so water won't harm them. (Up to a point, i.e. don't leave them soaking overnight!) NB. This only applies to true photographs - not those done using a computer printer
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