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Thanks for this guys, really a great help!! I can go to the customer with all the info required2weeks drying plus 3 day cooling. Make sure it's ventilated properly and the dehumidifier I regularly emptied. Doesn't need to be 0.5% with anhyfix and sites. 1% will be fine but if you aim for 0.5 you will be well and truly safe. The tramex is not all that accurate so use the hygrometer as a final measure. 80% rh is just below 1% moisture
I'd be testing it with a hygrometerUpdate on this one, ran the ufh for 2 weeks at 50 degrees with humidifier and ventilation. Turned off on thurs eve. Turned up today to test and the tramex is still reading the same , 1.5 in places!! Still?!!! Found out the oak in the building is green, could this really stop the floor drying out?
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