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Running in your new home

Just like a new car, a new home needs to be 'run in'. It needs to adjust to the rigors of being occupied and there are ways you can help this process. By following the guidelines below you can significantly reduce the chance of problems occurring.

Why does my new home have to be run in?

How long is the drying out period?

How will drying out affect my home?

So what steps should I take to run in my new home?

What should I do if I continue to have 'drying out' problems in my home?