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The Viscous fingering red herring

23 Feb 18 by Dry Rot

Viscous fingering and its misinterpretation Introduction. Chemical DPC’s have been used and misused for decades. There are very many reasons for this. However, now it’s come to building professionals raising the question; do chemical DPC’s work and is there such a thing as rising damp? This post doesn’t answer these questions; to ask them […]

Filed Under: Damp, Training Tagged With: Damp, rising damp, scaremongering, Surveying

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Archives for February 2018

The Viscous fingering red herring

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