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        "text": "Immediately turn off the water supply to the toilet, usually via a small valve on the wall behind or near the base. Then, unplug any electrical devices in the affected area and begin removing standing water using towels or a wet vacuum. If the overflow is significant or involves contaminated water, contact a professional restoration service quickly to prevent further damage and mold growth. Avoid using ceiling fans if the overflow is on an upper floor, as this could spread contaminants.",
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        "description": "First, turn off the water supply to the toilet and unplug electrical devices. Then, remove standing water and contact a restoration service for significant overflows."
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