@@dampsam It would also be good for the DIY or Homeown if they suspect damp/condesation. As you say a lot in your videos it is all about how to interep the results to formulate an action plan.
they sell moisture metres in Aldi every now and again as well can always use the old fashioned way to test for damp see dry tissue sticks to the wall don't knock it till you've tried it 😂😂
Great for a before and after on the use of the rods or cream ( given air/room conditions are mostly the same 6 or 12 months after the application). Just on that note, I've heard (on you tube) that dry rods are only good for 10 to 15 years? Maybe its the same for the creams I'm not sure. Or is that just some you tube bullsh*t?
Hi you might know Malcom cook then I started with Sovereign chemicals then nubex tenico organics then safeguard as a Damproofer not doing it now but still interested. Regards John
Iv a few protimeters for the main surveys in my surveying bag but iv a small DryZone damp meter which I have all the time. I’ll be trialing another cheap one in a few weeks when the company sends it through
I had grown a beard by the time this was finished🙄 I just wanted to know if it was a decent meter. Video could have been 2 minutes without the waffle 😅
you're probably find all the meters are made in the same factory the longer the company's been around the more expensive it is that's due to tax like ox tools they approach big companies and put their name on them because I haven't been around as long thy Art cheaper
Looks like a nice little damp meter. Good job Simon.
It’s ok to have in the glove box when iv not got all mi surveying stuff with me
@@dampsam It would also be good for the DIY or Homeown if they suspect damp/condesation. As you say a lot in your videos it is all about how to interep the results to formulate an action plan.
they sell moisture metres in Aldi every now and again as well can always use the old fashioned way to test for damp see dry tissue sticks to the wall don't knock it till you've tried it 😂😂
Great for a before and after on the use of the rods or cream ( given air/room conditions are mostly the same 6 or 12 months after the application). Just on that note, I've heard (on you tube) that dry rods are only good for 10 to 15 years? Maybe its the same for the creams I'm not sure. Or is that just some you tube bullsh*t?
Dry rods will last as long as the house is there, they only start to work when in contact with moisture
Hey Sam, could you do a video on using damp meters?
Yes I’ll sort one out
Shoudve compared the two to test the cheap one
Hi you might know Malcom cook then I started with Sovereign chemicals then nubex tenico organics then safeguard as a Damproofer not doing it now but still interested. Regards John
Yes Malcolm is on mi Facebook, I think he’s at Triton who have just been taken over by Wykomol
What damp meters do you use for surveys, great channel
Iv a few protimeters for the main surveys in my surveying bag but iv a small DryZone damp meter which I have all the time. I’ll be trialing another cheap one in a few weeks when the company sends it through
Where did you buy it from Sam? I've just looked on the site and they are £25???
I bought it straight from Safeguard, I have an account
Can you use one of these to find where your car is raining into if you know what i mean?
Of course you can they are all singing and dancing 💃🏼
very good video sam !
Thanks Mark
I think the bldg is short for building
Could be ?
Of course it does! Jeeeze!!
So what wood is roof rafters ??
Spas
Can this check for damp plaster?
They all can if the meter is used correctly and patterns interpreted
I had grown a beard by the time this was finished🙄 I just wanted to know if it was a decent meter. Video could have been 2 minutes without the waffle 😅
I’ll bare that in mind 🥴
Bang wang hahahahahaha sounds like my last date.
Lost the beard fella, had to check this wasn't an older video🤣🤣
That’s nice Sam mi twin 😉
@@dampsam 🤣🤣
What happened to the beard
That’s mi nicer twin brother. 👍
@@dampsam
Sorry mate I prefer the beard as it gives you a bit of character, without it you are back to looking like a pub bouncer 🙂
you're probably find all the meters are made in the same factory the longer the company's been around the more expensive it is that's due to tax like ox tools they approach big companies and put their name on them because I haven't been around as long thy Art cheaper
Really ?
cheap meter but no one meter should ever be used to diagnose rising damp.
If it’s rising damp an experienced survey wouldn’t need a meter. You will see it.