andimann
2016-09-27 11:10:07
- #1
Hi KlaRa,
thanks for the hint! Something like "too fast is not good either" was something I had already thought quietly to myself.
The other dryers are also not supposed to be used in the basement, but one on the ground floor and one on the upper floor, and only if the weather changes. Currently, we have completely dry weather here for 4 weeks, but that will surely change again. And if it becomes humid outside, I will then turn on the dryers inside.
Is there a rule of thumb for the humidity level to aim for when drying screed and which should not be fallen below? So not below 60%, or not below 40%?
Best regards,
Andreas
thanks for the hint! Something like "too fast is not good either" was something I had already thought quietly to myself.
The other dryers are also not supposed to be used in the basement, but one on the ground floor and one on the upper floor, and only if the weather changes. Currently, we have completely dry weather here for 4 weeks, but that will surely change again. And if it becomes humid outside, I will then turn on the dryers inside.
Is there a rule of thumb for the humidity level to aim for when drying screed and which should not be fallen below? So not below 60%, or not below 40%?
Best regards,
Andreas