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... they will warp. 10. I upholstered furniture, especially any that has been or badly damaged, should be cleaned, dried, and examined by an experienced upholsterer. 11. Clean metal objects as soon as possible. This is especially true of iron, which should be cleaned with a cloth saturated with kerosene. 12. Wall-to-wall carpets should be raised to allow air to circulate. Draperies, upholstery, and clothing should be laundered. 13. Do whatever you can to avoid further damage and to make temporary repairs. Keep records of expenses incurred in preventing further damage. Newsletters Even newsletters can get into the disaster preparedness act! Here is an example of one of the IMMS newsletters, designed to make clients and prospects aware of many insurance-related topics, including earthquake preparedness. Be Ready, ... hope never will be used again, but which will provide stability to the agency if another disaster strikes in the future. Our disaster plan was formulated very quickly by the principals and office manager of our agency. Most of it was fashioned during the first few days after Hugo hit-when we has no electrical or phone service. We literally were out of business. But we knew that we would be working long hours once we were up and running, so we devised a plan to handle the expected claims. The first thing we realized was that there would be no business as usual' for the time it took to repair the damage done by the storm. The storm's effects made it impossible to open the agency on the day the hurricane hit. We spent the weekend looking after our own ...

...w air to circulate. Draperies, upholstery, and clothing should be laundered. ...er is history, but it provides a framework to avoid confusion and to get start...