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Speaker: It's Fructuous Friday Finance.
Speaker: Every Friday, one of our experts answers your personal finance questions. Hey, America, are you ready to plant Fructuous Money Seeds?
Speaker: Let's start digging.
Speaker: I'm Rhett Farmer, your Triple F expert for today. i think you'll love today's show. Here's a message from Mistress Robin out of Rochester, New York.
Speaker: Hello, FFF. My name is Mistress Robin. I'm looking to convert my unfinished basement into a BDSM dungeon, and I'm hoping you can recommend the most cost-effective building materials for my project.
Speaker: I don't think I'll need to alter any walls. My biggest concern is quick cleanup and sanitization.
Speaker: Hi, Mistress Robin. For kink dungeons, I usually recommend starting with the drainage system. Install a graded trench drain along one side of your dungeon. You're going to want to spray the dungeon down quickly between clients, and a trench drain allows you to direct the water and filth to one side of the room in volume.
Speaker: This is not where you want to cut costs because a small basement drain simply won't work for squirters and other messy slaves. I'm also going to suggest quarry tile on the floor. It's about $12 per square foot.
Speaker: This is the tile commercial kitchens use, and it's non-slip, resistant to stains, and easy to clean. Get a dark color for further stain management. Go ahead and leave your basement walls concrete, but paint them with Drylock brand masonry paint in gray.
Speaker: Last but not least, you'll need good ventilation, especially if you do butt stuff in the dungeon. I recommend you install an easy-breathe basement ventilation system to suck out moisture and smells.
Speaker: That'll cost you two grand. I wish you luck, and I hope your subs, pets, kittens, or whatever you call them enjoy themselves. If you follow my recommendations, I know you'll have a safe and sanitary dungeon.
Speaker: The Fructuous Friday Finance Show has come to an end. Until next time, thank you, America!
