Proper Ventilation/Drying of Interior Plaster / Drying Time

yes Kärcher window vacuum. When I wipe the windows with a microfiber cloth, the cloth is full after the second window and I have to wring it out. If I use the window vacuum, I suck the water into a tank. Then wipe the window frames with microfiber cloths. When cleaning, you can also vacuum up the water droplets.

strangely many people have such a vacuum but don't use it for cleaning windows at all. That's why I have already received 2 from family members for the construction site because otherwise it is not used.

I save a lot of time in the mornings.

I am also always using window cleaner on glass fronts and initially on the filigree ceiling. Before the next round at the beginning, I wipe the rubber lip once and start again. I found it a great relief compared to cloths and disposable paper towels. Conveniently, there was one in the family with a short telescopic handle.

Every time I empty a container (quickly out the window before exterior plastering), I feel a little happier having made it to the dry shell on the way.

I agree with : usually, there is a corresponding device unused within the circle of acquaintances.

I can only give the tip that you tape off or close the hatch for the ladder to the attic (or pull-down ladder). Otherwise, all the moisture will get under the roof and the beams will start to mold. We had really heavy drips on the ceilings back then, which we wiped off daily. In addition, a dehumidifier extracted 10-20 liters of water from the air daily for over 5 weeks.