Hi: You have helped me so much in the past with gardening/lawn/soil questions, I am hoping you can help me here. I have a shed on a wood foundation that I installed 12 years ago, The floor is on a wolmanized wood platform, and the plywood is a sturdy Plytanium brand that was painted on both sides before being installed on the wolmanized wood platform. The plywood flooring has rotted and it smells bad. So far, I cannot tell if some vermin is maybe dead under the flooring, but it does smell bad. I have suited up with an N95 mask and double Nitrile gloves to remove the flooring by unscrewing it and placing it in black contractor bags. Again, I'm not sure if you consult on this matter. My other question is the soil beneath the flooring. If there is a dead vermin I can carefully bag and remove it. Buth, the questrion is, do I also need to remove the soil that it was in contact with? Is there any risk in leaving the soil exposed? I do not have any children or pets in my backyard - just, as it seems, hundreds of squirrels who come to visit every day. Thank you in advance for your help, Jim