Make a plan for old building insulation - How to proceed?

  • Erstellt am 2022-08-30 10:30:12

SoL

2022-12-23 17:21:16
  • #1

The other way around makes more sense: You want to sell something, but you fail to provide proof and don't explain inconsistencies.
Your answer is just "Buy a little from my shop and try it out." No, you have to deliver first, then it can become attractive for us.

As it stands, it remains snake oil, as the American would say.

 

Adam2112

2022-12-23 17:31:28
  • #2


Those who are open and interested will request documents, watch the numerous videos on AZ's YouTube channel, try it out, and see that it works. As with every innovation, there are always more people who refuse than who try. It was the same back then with car vs. horse. I can't help you. The threshold is low, anyone can convince themselves, and if they don't want to, sorry. They just have to hang carpets on their walls.
 

Cronos86

2022-12-23 17:43:21
  • #3
Mistakes happen everywhere... The question is whether the manufacturer made the mistake or you did? In the letter regarding the test setup #35, there are also formatting inconsistencies. Where it gets interesting, the font changes to bold directly after "Die". In the middle of the sentence, without any reason. Your documents all convey the feeling that something is wrong. And unfortunately, you are not able to answer these open questions.
 

Adam2112

2022-12-23 18:22:35
  • #4

I do not respond to that, you have no knowledge and do not want to acquire any. That is pointless
 

x0rzx0rz

2022-12-23 18:26:45
  • #5


How did you determine / measure that?
 

Cronos86

2022-12-23 18:29:26
  • #6


Yes, important things are highlighted, but not like that. That simply does not correspond to recognized scientific writing. But of course, only people who have learned such things notice this.
Also in the CE certificate, the lambda value is not written in a different font by chance. Nor to highlight this value.
This happens when the document is changed and no attention is paid to continuing in the same style.
 
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