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[quote=Anonymous]Can somebody explain how a concrete wall "bows" with pressure? This has got to be one of the most nonsensical things I've read here. Concrete doesn't bend. It cracks. SMH. Besides, this house has been standing for almost 100 years. If it were going to fall it would have done so decades ago. When a house's foundation has shifted you see cracks on the plaster walls and it's obvious that the house has moved out of alignment. But there is zero evidence of such cracking in that house. Just because your husband thinks he knows what he's talking about doesn't mean he actually does. And any basement that isn't ventilated and doesn't have a dehumidifier running continuously is going to get that white chalky stuff on the walls and on stuff stored down there. That happens in my totally dry and intact basement whenever we forget to air it out or turn off the dehumidifier. [/quote]
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