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2012年9月13日星期四

How to Treat Moisture Damage in Your Carpets and Ceilings

Excessive moisture in the house can cause extensive damage to your carpets and ceilings. Whether the excessive moisture is due to water entering your house during a flood or due to a leaking pipe, it is very necessary to take steps to repair your carpets and ceilings. If the damage is extensive, you will probably need a professional to take care of it; however, minor damages can be taken care of by some simple steps. Here are a few things that you can try to repair your carpets and ceilings.

While repairing a ceiling, the first thing that you need to do is identify the source of the moisture. Identify the source by checking for leaks in places such as a roof vent or exhaust vent in the bathroom or attic, around the chimney, or around skylights. If you have an iron roof, check for rust holes. If you have a tile roof, check for cracked tiles. If there is a leaking pipe that may be responsible for water damage of your walls and ceilings, it should be fixed immediately.?

If the water source is from below (for example, rising damp or a leaking pipe), you may need to consult a builder or plumber to check whether more significant work needs to be done under your house.

Once the source of the moisture is fixed, you can take steps to treat the damage present. If the water damage is due to excessive water entering your house, you will need to use high velocity fans to dry out the dampness in drywall. Air circulation by opening the windows and doors of the house will also help. Using a high-capacity dehumidifier will help in controlling the excessive moisture generated in the house and facilitate the drying of the ceiling. Controlling humidity levels will also ensure that there is no mold and mildew growth in the house.

If the water damage to the carpets is extensive, you may need to replace it. If the damage is minor, you can take some simple steps to salvage it. The first thing you should do is take the carpet outside and wash it thoroughly, especially if the damage is due to flood waters. Once it is washed thoroughly, use a brush to clean the debris that may have accumulated and then wash it again. If you notice any mold growth, make sure to use a disinfectant solution after washing the carpet.

The carpet should then be allowed to dry under direct sunlight. However, if taking the carpet outside is not possible or if drying it out in direct sunlight is difficult, you can use high-capacity velocity fans for this purpose. In this case, controlling the humidity level will be of utmost importance. You can use a humidity meter to check the moisture levels within the house and a dehumidifier to keep the moisture levels low. This will ensure speedy drying of the carpet.

Minor moisture damage can easily be taken care of at home by using these simple steps. However, prevention is the best way to deal with this. So, make sure that any potential sources of excessive moisture in the house are fixed or kept under control. Use sealant around joints, inspect your roof, window frames and doors yearly, and be vigilant when looking for the early signs of water egress.

An expert on dampness-related illness, Michael Lincoln is a medical researcher who lives on a house boat in New Zealand - totally surrounded by dampness! He recommends a good boat dehumidifier to keep a house boat dry, or a crawlspace dehumidifier to keep dampness from rising up into your floors. Used in conjunction with regular airing and ventilation, a dehumidifier is a great asset to the wellbeing of your home and family.

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2012年9月6日星期四

Keep Moisture in the Air With a Furnace Humidifier

When it gets cold outside, many people dread the turning on of their furnaces only because of the dry heated air that is blown into their atmosphere. There are many people that love the feeling of the warm heat but cannot stand the dryness that it creates. Many of them have found that the best way to cure this problem is by investing in a Furnace Humidifier. These humidifiers can be mounted onto the existing furnace and there are basically two types. These types include the flow-through type or the reservoir type. Worry about the wetness and bacteria growing has made the flow-through type the most popular since this does not occur.

Consumers can find that there are more than 120 different brands of the Furnace Humidifier units to choose from. Among the top brand names include Bemis, Bionaire, Honeywell, Aprilaire, Duracraft, and Holmes. Understanding humidity and how it affects your surrounding air needs to be understood before you start trying to purchase a humidifier. This type of moisture can not only damage the items that you have in your house but can also damage your body if the air that you breathe is too wet.

When purchasing a Furnace Humidifier, you need to make sure that it has a humidity meter on it so that you can keep track of the humidity levels in your home. These levels should always be in the 30 to 50 percent range in order to be normal. Most of the brands that you will find will have this meter for this information. You can use the Internet as a great resource in order to compare the different brands that are available as well as their prices. A very popular model is Model 700 from Aprilaire. This model is beneficial because it is a whole house humidifier and has automatic control so the homeowner rarely has to bother with it.

The Model 700 covers up to a 4,200 square foot area and can deliver around 50 percent more moisture to an area then many of the other brands on the market. Aprilaire also supplies many other Furnace Humidifier models that can be used in smaller areas as well. Lennox is a very well known and trusted name that carries the Healthy Climate WB12 humidifier. This unit can cost around $109.99, which is a really good bargain for having moisture in the air along with your comfortable heat.

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2012年9月1日星期六

Moisture And Temperature Sensors And Their Domestic Use

Industry men and factory operators are nowadays quite acquainted with moisture sensors and temperature sensors. They know that these delicate and sophisticated instruments play a very important role in helping them ensure that the products being manufactured are under the right environment conditions and that, therefore, they will be able to comply with the high and strict industry standards.

These instruments are widely use in a diverse number of industries such as the human and pet food factories, computer processors, chemical and pharmaceutical labs, wooden and leather industry, beer breweries and so on.

For ordinary people just like you and me, reading about moisture analyzers and temperature sensors seems totally new and very difficult to understand. However, believe it or not, we are also quite familiar with them as many home appliances and domestic tools come with one of them.

Moisture analyzers or hygrometers help individuals ensure that the humidity in a certain environment is kept within certain accepted parameters. Temperature meters or thermometers are used to ensure that the environment is not exposed to excessive heat or cold.

Amongst the home appliances that come with a humidity analyzer we can mention the air conditioner. The hygrometer can sense when the device has absorbed enough humidity so that the temperature starts to decrease and turns the engine off, to turn it on again later on when the level of humidity has risen again.

Clothes dryers are also home appliances that come with a moisture and temperature analyzer. The hygrometer can be easily calibrated by the owner so that the fibers of the clothes are not exposed to unnecessary dryness. Many women like to leave their clothes slightly damp as it is then easier for them to iron them or because they prefer to have them dried hanging from a peg. Temperature sensors, in the same way, prevent the fibers of the clothes from being exposed to excessive heat which may cause them to shrink.

The moisture analyzer can also be found in many gardens connected to the irrigation system. It is generally adopted by gardeners in areas where either it rains quite a lot or there is a lack of natural water as the hygrometer allows them to water their plants more efficiently while preventing overwatering them. This instrument is placed in the soil and it detects when it reaches certain level of humidity that is lower than expected and so the irrigation system is triggered automatically.

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Soil Moisture Meter - A Farmer's Friend

A device used to measure the percent of water content in any kind of soil is a soil moisture meter. It is an essential device to be possessed in the field of agriculture and its related fields. Such a device can detect the moisture content of the soil and we can decide the amount of water to be supplied to the plants that are to be grown at that time. Thus pretty much healthy growth of plants is ensured.

Any farmer who runs a field or a householder who possesses a garden can own one such gadget to measure the humidity of the field or garden soil as it is not that costly and it is a user-friendly device for anyone to make use of it efficiently. When put to use, it will show the various ranges of water content in the soil by the color indicators and each color denoting a particular range.

Different models are available and each of them works on a different principle. We have meters that use electrical resistance blocks and thermal dissipation blocks. The farmer uses a sensor called the electrical resistance block and the latter temperature sensors.

The commercial farmers grow various kinds of crops in a very large scale and they cannot afford to bear huge losses. Thus for the plants to give a better yield and thereby generate more profit a healthy soil and environment are the main criteria that should be made available. One of the factors that determines the soil health is its dampness and it should be monitored throughout the life of a plant and ensure enough water is supplied when it is dry and follow a dry period if the soil dampness has increased sue to some reasons.

Thus we can opine that this device is a must have one as it guides you how much and when to water the plants making a way for their healthful development continuously.

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2012年8月31日星期五

Learn To Avoid Foundation Damage With A Moisture Sensor

More than 70% of our planet is made up of water. Human beings, plants and animals need water to live and, in fact, we need special adaptations in order to live in areas where water is not abundant. Agriculturists hope that it rains as much as their crops need it and we all enjoy rainy Sundays at home. However, water is not always welcome especially if, out of a sudden, we discover that our basement has turned into our own, private ocean.

Having a leaking pipe and suffering from rainwater leaking can definitely have a negative effect in our home foundation, thus leading us to spend thousands of dollars in professional plumbers and professional contractors that are able to bring our home back to normal. When excessive water affects our foundation, it can affect its resistance and durability and be seriously weakened.

It is well known that home owners have to do regular plumbing check ups in their homes in order to be sure that there are no leaking pipes, clogged drains and that there is enough water pressure coming out of the shower and other taps.

But no matter how thorough and responsible we are taking care of our home and its foundation, many a time the leak occurs in a place where we cannot see it easily and, therefore, when we realize that we have a serious foundation problem is too late. We all know that mold and fungi are signs of humidity but many a time they occur in areas of our home we just do not check on a regular basis or are difficult to access.

In such occasions, home owners can rely on having a moisture sensor installed either in the basement or in any other place of their home. A moisture sensor, also called hygrometer or humidity analyzer are extremely sensitive humidity measurement instruments that enable home owners to make sure that the humidity in a certain room is kept within certain acceptable ranges. When the moisture sensor indicates that there is much more relative humidity in the environment than expected it immediately reports that to the home owner who are then able to promptly fix the problem.

There are different types of moisture sensors available in the market. Some of them are large and very sophisticated and are more suitable for industrial use. Others are relatively small and much less affordable. Shop around carefully and you will surely find one tailored suit to your needs.

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The Uses of Moisture Meters in Different Industry Sectors

A moisture meter is an instrument which is used to measure the water content in a given material or substance, generally expressed as a percentage value.

This information can be used to determine whether or not the material is ready for use, unexpectedly wet or dry or in need of closer inspection. Moisture meters are commonly used in a variety of materials science applications; and even more so in the quality control processes of manufacturers, especially in respect to foods, concrete and wooden products.

Industries which rely on wood as a raw material make especially heavy use of these instruments. For example, a newly cut log may have a moisture content which is as high as 75% and up. As any carpenter worth their salt knows, wood tends to shrink as it dries and can split or change in shape as a result; which is why wood is generally dried either in a kiln or air-dried before use. The drying process results in an end product which is between 10% - 20% water and the progress of drying is monitored using a moisture meter.

Moisture meters are used to measure the moisture content wood so that the woodworker can determine whether or not it is suitable for its intended use. Building inspectors, carpenters, hobbyists and others who work with wood often find themselves needing to know the moisture content of materials. Contractors who install wood flooring, for instance, need to establish the moisture content of the wood since matching this figure to the relative humidity in the area where the flooring is to be installed is important to prevent warping, buckling and cracked finishes.

Similarly, those engaged in laying concrete use a concrete moisture meter to determine the water content of their materials. These specialized moisture meters were developed as contractors saw a need for an instrument which could measure the moisture of their materials more accurately than those designed for use with wood.

In agriculture, crops (especially grains) are often measured for water content following harvests; the moisture levels of soil are also measured regularly both for agricultural applications as well as by building surveyors and civil engineers to determine the suitability of a given location.

Those conducting tests of indoor air quality also commonly employ a moisture meter to test the water content of materials to determine if the conditions in the building are conducive to the growth of mold and other organisms which negatively affect indoor air quality. The types of moisture meters used in a given application depend largely on the specifics of the material to be tested; the traditional style of meter uses conductivity testing with probes which must penetrate the material being analyzed. There are also non-destructive instruments which use impedance measurement to determine the moisture content of a given material.

These instruments are vital to a wide range of different scientific and industrial applications where the water content of a material or substance is critical to the outcome or the quality of a process or product. Whether in contracting, soil quality testing, production of consumer products or in the laboratory, a moisture meter is an incredibly useful and commonly employed instrument.

Andrew Long writes for scientific websites and a main area for content covers moisture meters and moisture analyzer products.

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2012年8月29日星期三

The Impact Of Moisture Analysers In Quality Control

For those individuals that are not acquainted with industrial processes and the importance of ensuring that the final product keeps up with the ever increasing and changing quality controls that have to be enforced, it may be quite interesting to learn that moisture analysers play an important role in most industries.

Before the tin of paint reaches the shelves of the warehouse, before the dog food bags is delivered to vet's and pet shops, before you can enjoy a package of potato chips or sip a delicious cup of Jamaican coffee or before the pharmacist is able to sell you that pain killer, the different manufacturers involved had to make a thorough control of the manufacturing process of the different products in order to be sure that the medicine, the coffee, the potato chips and the paint meets the quality standards set up by each and every industry. And in that control, moisture analysers are essential.

Some chemical components present in certain medicines are highly sensitive to excessive humidity and this is why labs and pharmaceutical facilities need to rely on humidity sensors in order to determine if the environment is too wet. If it is, then adjustments have to be made in order to prevent humidity from reducing or altering the healing properties of the chemical compounds.

Something similar occurs with the paint industry. In order to be able to provide great coverage, it is very important for the components used to make paint to be in a moisture balanced environment. If the environment is too wet or too dry, then paint may not adhere properly on to walls or the tints used may not deliver the desired color.

Food industry, both for humans and for pets, is also an important user of moisture analysers. They help manufacturers determine the most appropriate humidity level for the food product they are producing in order to ensure that they taste yummy and that they look and feel attractive to the eye and nose as well.

Moisture analysers are highly sensitive devices that can measure the humidity content of an item in order to allow operators at factories determine if any adjustment needs to be made. In general, factories rely on more than one humidity sensor depending on how complex their manufacturing process is. In each step, a sample is taken and weighed. Then it is introduced in the moisture analyser where it is dried up to determine its moisture content. Then the sample is weighed again and checked against the industry standards.

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Discover The Importance Of Moisture And Temperature Sensors

Unless you are an experienced factory operator or an industry manager, there are great chances that you believe that the coffee you pour in the coffee machine every morning smells so delicious just because you have stored it in a dry and dark place or that the breakfast cereals that your children enjoy so much are crispy because you always remember to close the plastic bag carefully. And although these two daily routines are indeed important, coffee smells delicious and your cereals are crispy and your potato chips are not humid because they were also well taken care of during their specific manufacturing processes.

Factory operators and industry owners and managers are well aware of the fact that their main responsibility is to produce products that their customers are eager to purchase over and over again because of their high quality and to keep up with the ever increasing industry standards. In some occasions, industry workers can ensure that the products they are manufacturing are of good quality or that they comply with the standards quite easily because the aspects to be monitored can be effortlessly distinguished or measured with their naked eyes or hands. However, in most occasions, they need to rely on specific and sophisticated equipment called process sensors in order to make sure that the temperature or humidity of the item being made are the correct ones.

Process sensor is the generic name given to moisture analyzers and temperature sensors, which are sophisticated instruments that are used in wide variety of industries. Amongst them we can mention the animal and pet food industry, breweries, chemical and pharmaceutical labs and wood factories.

Moisture sensors are also usually referred to as hygrometers or humidity analyzers and they are situated along different steps of the manufacturing process. They help factory operators be sure that barley used to make beer is not stored wet, that potato chips are dry enough before entering into the packaging process and that coffee beans are not packed wet so that they taste and smell sour when consumed. As not all manufacturing processes are the same or require the same level of humidity in every step, factories usually place different hygrometers to keep a close monitoring of the humidity level all throughout the manufacturing procedure. Each time, a sample is taken and weighed. Then it is introduced into the moisture sensor and dried out. After that it is weighed again and the difference in weight lets the operators know if the humidity level is acceptable or if any change needs to be made.

Temperature sensors are mainly used in laboratories where chemical compounds may lose their valuable properties if they are exposed to very high or low temperatures.

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Humidity and Moisture Levels In The Home

Clueless about humidity levels in the home? If you're reading this article, then you no doubt have some questions regarding humidity levels such as what is a suitable humidity for home? What is Relative Humidity (RH)? Or just how can dehumidifiers for home use help with dealing with your humidity levels? Below, everything you need to know is broken down.

Whats the Difference?

Moisture or "Water Vapour"

To put it simply, moisture (or water vapour) is water in a gas form (liquid being the obvious water, and solid being ice). One main way that water vapour increases is evaporation. Water evaporates everywhere; rivers, plants, the sea, lakes, puddles, the ground and just about any water source. The amount of moisture in the air can vary from a little to a lot, and most of the moisture contained within our atmosphere is in the initial ten thousand feet about the surface. Humidity is basically a measurement of the moisture/water vapour in the air.

Absolute humidity

Absolute Humidity is a measurement of the amount of moisture in the air, regardless of air temperature. And is measured in grams of water vapour per cubic meter volume of air. The more moisture/water vapour in the air, the higher the absolute humidity.

An example would be that at max, about 30 grams of moisture can exist in a cubic meter volume of air a temperature around the mid 80's.

Relative Humidity

Relative humidity also measures the amount of moisture in the air, but as a percentage relative to air temperature. Basically, it's a measurement of the ACTUAL amount of moisture/water vapour currently in the air compared with the water vapour amount that can exist at the current temperature. It is simply a measurement as a percentage, telling you just how much of the air around you is water vapour, while being relative to the temperature. So 70% RH = 70% water vapour, 30% air.

Whats A Suitable Humidity Level for Home?

Different relative humidity levels can suit different situations. The typical (and comfortable) humidity level suitable for home is around 50-55%. Mold will struggle to form and expand in anything under 50%, and it will be comfortable to live and breathe in.

There are situations where lowering the humidity will benefit though, such as Asthma sufferers. Dust mites and the debris that they leave behind are a common aggravator of those suffering from Asthma and they enjoy levels of 50% or higher. So lowering the level to around 40% will help control the mites and reduce the effects.

Another example is the condensation on windows that can occur in the winter months (or cold in general). A humidity of around 30% would help prevent this, all though some may find the air a little dry at this level.

So, heres a simple recap:

General "Right" Level: 50-55%

Dust Mite Prevention: 40%

For Asthma Sufferer's: 40%

Condensation in the Cold: 30%

How Would I Assess My Humidity Problem?

The easiest way to do this would be to use a humidity meter or otherwise known as a Hygrometer. If you dont own or want to have to purchase a Hygrometer then the other way is to simply keep an eye out for symptoms of excess moisture such as dampness, rot and mould.

How Can A Dehumidifier Help Me?

Many dehumidifiers for home feature humidistats and auto shut off features when they reach your required humidity. You could for example, have a basement that is at 70%, and you wish for it to go down to 40-50% and keep it at that, so you would programme your dehumidifier for home to shut off once it reaches 40%, but maintain it at that and automatically bring it back down when needs be.

Or for the more simple and cheaper models which dont feature humidistats, you could assess your RH with a hygrometer (humidity meter) and just keep tabs on what level it is decreasing too.

If you require more information, consumer advice or reviews on dehumidifiers for home, humidity and more. Then please visit Dehumidifiers for Home.

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2012年8月24日星期五

Moisture Sensors Can Prevent Foundation Damage

Home owners are well aware of the fact that preventing foundation damage is of utmost importance to ensure the integrity of their property. If the foundation of their home is damaged, then the stability and resiliency of the property is endangered and the lives of all the people living in it is put at risk too.

Apart from a bad constructed foundation, one of the most common issues that this basic part of our homes can suffer from is water damage. Either we live in an extremely wet area and the soil gets extremely wet and takes a lot of time to dry out or our house draining system is clogged so that it does not work properly. No matter the reason, if the house foundation gets wet, we may start finding humidity stains on walls and moss and fungi on ceilings and corners.

Leaking pipes are also a common cause of foundation problems. Many a time, problematic pipes can be easily detected and repaired by a professional plumber. But other times they are really very difficult to detect and, when we do, it is already too late. Either the damage in our piping system is too extensive or we discover overnight that our basement has turned into our own ocean.

Fortunately, technology advancements have come to make the life of home owners much more valuable and easy. Now, there are instruments that can accurately help home owners detect an excess of humidity somewhere in their house so that they can immediately try to solve it.

One of the most interesting technical advancements that have appeared in this sense are humidity sensors. These devices are also popularly referred to as moisture analyzers or hygrometers. These are devices that are extremely sensitive to humidity and that can accurate measure the relative humidity present in a certain environment and report the values to the user. Thus, he can decide if they are within acceptable ranges or if they need to be somehow adjusted. In the case of a home owner, if according to the hygrometer the environment is too wet, he can then decide to call a plumber to do a major check up. Moisture sensors can be placed in basements so that any unusual level of moisture can be detected. Moisture sensors are really easy to calibrate and to operate as they are simplified but accurate versions of the instruments used for industrial or manufacturing purposes.

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Important Features And Uses of Moisture Meter

A moisture meter is a device which is used to measure the level of water content in any substance. It is used in various fields which include food, concrete and wooden products. It is also known as a humidity meter. Today there are advanced humidity meters which are used by professionals in various fields. It can be used to measure the temperature flow, air flow and humidity of various substances. These meters are highly efficient in analyzing the compatibility of the material in any given environment.

A moisture meter is a small hand held device which has a liquid crystal display screen that can display the meter readings. The humidity meters are available in different sizes ranging from small to very large. Large meters are used to analyze large materials for industrial and commercial purposes.

Moisture meters can be used to detect the humidity levels at home, laboratory and research centers according to the features and application of the devices. These meters can be used to identify wet and dry materials so that the materials can be used for appropriate purposes.

One of the most significant uses of humidity meters is to measure the humidity content in concrete and wood. Wood changes its shape when it is wet or dry. It tends to expand or contract due to changes in water content. Wood can shrink or crack due to the absence of water content. Therefore before the manufacture of wooden furniture, it is first left to dry. It is then tested with the digital moisture meter to detect the water content present in it.

Carpenters utilize these meters so as to determine the usability of wood. It is also used by building inspectors to determine the compatibility of wood in specific areas. With the use of humidity analysis devices, it is possible to minimize various construction issues such as cracks, sunken joints and so forth.

It is also used to detect the water content in concrete. Humidity detectors are used to detect even the smallest particle present in concrete. It is quiet important to measure the water content in concrete so that it is easy to analyze the reaction of concrete with the humidity in the air.

Among the different types of humidity meters, one of the most popularly used devices includes the Sonin Rapitest meter. This meter is quite advanced as it includes a large number of additional features. It can be used to detect humidity levels in locations which are hard to reach. This meter is widely used by contractors, homeowners and inspectors.

The Sonin meter is used to test the humidity content in soft and hard wood, concrete, plaster and carpet. It can be used to check the floors and wall for water content before plastering or installing tiles. It is also widely used to trace seepage and roof leakages.

The Sonin meter is one of the most efficient and popular moisture meter used by most of the professionals and homeowners as it is considered to be an efficient device for detecting moisture levels.

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2012年8月22日星期三

Simple Guidelines in Using a Moisture Meter for Plants

A moisture meter is a useful tool that helps you a lot in measuring humidity of the soil. Therefore, this is a very important tool to be provided in your home if you love gardening a lot. With the help of this certain tool, you can reduce the risk of overwatering or even underwatering your plants. Here are some best tips in using moisture meter to support your needs.

First, take your tool and check your indoor plants. You can simply hold the gauge end of your meter. The pointed end will be the probe that should be inserted into the soil. Insert it down about three-quarters into the pot. Your tool will measure the moisture level well.

Then, you can go on to the red zone. You have to notice that some pants needs dry soil instead of wet or moist one. Therefore, some kinds of plant such as cactus or snake plant should not be overwatered. The soil where those plants grow should have low moisture or in red zone.

Then, you should find several kinds of plants that should be in green area. Some plants such as begonia, azalea, philodendrons or ficus need soil that is moderately humid, or indicated in green zone by your moisture meter. Check the level. You should add more water if your tool shows red sign, but you have to stop it if the meter shows blue sign.

Now you can go on to some plants that needs more water, such as ferns. Usually, this kind of plant should be in the green-blue zone level.

After finish checking indoor plants, now you can go on to outdoor plants. You will find that your meter will be very useful here since you can use it to check the moisture level of shrub water and outdoor plants. Plants with drip irrigation will also suitable to be supported by your meter.

Those are what you should do in monitoring the soil moisture of your plant.

You will have several different options of soil moisture meter available in the market as your best option, such as Tramex moisture meter. Just find this certain product in any stores near your area.

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2012年6月11日星期一

Humidity and Moisture Levels In The Home

Whats the Difference?

Moisture or "Water Vapour"

Absolute humidity

An example would be that at max, about 30 grams of moisture can exist in a cubic meter volume of air a temperature around the mid 80's.

Relative Humidity

Whats A Suitable Humidity Level for Home?

So, heres a simple recap:

General "Right" Level: 50-55%

Dust Mite Prevention: 40%

For Asthma Sufferer's: 40%

Condensation in the Cold: 30%

How Would I Assess My Humidity Problem?

How Can A Dehumidifier Help Me?

Or for the more simple and cheaper models which dont feature humidistats, you could assess your RH with a hygrometer (humidity meter) and just keep tabs on what level it is decreasing too.

If you require more information, consumer advice or reviews on dehumidifiers for home, humidity and more. Then please visit Dehumidifiers for Home.

For more information on humidity levels within the home, click HERE

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2012年6月7日星期四

Discover The Importance Of Moisture And Temperature Sensors

Temperature sensors are mainly used in laboratories where chemical compounds may lose their valuable properties if they are exposed to very high or low temperatures.

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A moisture meter is an instrument which is used to measure the water content in a given material or substance, generally expressed as a percentage value.

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2012年9月13日星期四

How to Treat Moisture Damage in Your Carpets and Ceilings

2012年9月6日星期四

Keep Moisture in the Air With a Furnace Humidifier

2012年9月1日星期六

Moisture And Temperature Sensors And Their Domestic Use

Soil Moisture Meter - A Farmer's Friend

2012年8月31日星期五

Learn To Avoid Foundation Damage With A Moisture Sensor

The Uses of Moisture Meters in Different Industry Sectors

2012年8月29日星期三

The Impact Of Moisture Analysers In Quality Control

Discover The Importance Of Moisture And Temperature Sensors

Humidity and Moisture Levels In The Home

2012年8月24日星期五

Moisture Sensors Can Prevent Foundation Damage

Important Features And Uses of Moisture Meter

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Simple Guidelines in Using a Moisture Meter for Plants

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Humidity and Moisture Levels In The Home

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Discover The Importance Of Moisture And Temperature Sensors

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The Uses of Moisture Meters in Different Industry Sectors

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The Impact Of Moisture Analysers In Quality Control

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Learn To Avoid Foundation Damage With A Moisture Sensor

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Simple Guidelines in Using a Moisture Meter for Plants

Moisture And Temperature Sensors And Their Domestic Use

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Soil Moisture Meter - A Farmer's Friend

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