dryzone creme/dryzone rods

[les127]

im got a job to do for a customer,i dont usually do dampwork,but decided to do it for her.whats the most cost effective,dryzone creme or the dryzone rods?thanx guys

 

[les127]

also as a double measure im going to tank it after using dryzone creme,how far does a 25kg of ka tanking slurry cover in metres,thanks guys

 

[Danny]

hmmmmm @Arti I think

 

[Arti]

What's causing the damp? Pointless using rids and tanking it one or the other but before you go spending any money on potions find out the cause. You might not need anything could be just a blocked cavity or outside ground levels too high. Could be just penetrating damp yad tad tad blah blah blah.
Always look for the simple solutions first

 

[les127]

yes i agree,but its deffo rising damp,its right the way through the house

 

[Dropsalot]

Cream is best imo. Google the coverage of the slurry. I putat least two coats on, more usually three.

 

[les127]

thanx guys

 

[irish_spread]

yes i agree,but its deffo rising damp,its right the way through the house

Deffo rising damp. Are you a damp expert and if you are why are you looking for answers ?

 

[les127]

i arent an expert no,thats why i posted on here asking for sensible peoples opinions.however the 5 people she originally had out for a quote all told her the same thing,that it was rising damp.maybe they were all wrong?

 

[irish_spread]

i arent an expert no,thats why i posted on here asking for sensible peoples opinions.however the 5 people she originally had out for a quote all told her the same thing,that it was rising damp.maybe they were all wrong?

Forgive the cynicism but were these 5 people from "rising damp " companies perchance ?

 

[les127]

im unsure who they were to be honest,just what the customer told me

 

[irish_spread]

im unsure who they were to be honest,just what the customer told me

Turkeys voting for Christmas and all that. Just tank it

 

[irish_spread]

Oh and reduce exterior ground level, sort out penetrating damp issues, expanding foam in gaps around windows and get rid of the gypsum plasters that cause the problems