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A new compact, high performance LGR dehumidifier

March 5, 2014

Jon-Don has released the R340, a compact, high-performance LGR dehumidifier that’s able to remove up to 145 pints per day at AHAM while drawing just 9.2 amps.

Converting the Velo from air mover to air filter

March 5, 2014

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Dri-Eaz (drieaz.com) has released a new HEPA kit that’s able to convert its Velo and Velo Pro air movers to an air filter for use as an air scrubber, a key tool for restorative drying, remodel and construction jobs.

Restoration Drying with Heat: Part 2

Larry Carlson Mike Steffes

November 1, 2013

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Part 1 of this series, which you can see in the October R&R, discussed some of the physical changes that occur when you add heat to water and wet materials.

The Amazing Velo and Velo Pro Airmovers

Unrivalled airflow in a compact package

October 1, 2013

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The new Velo™ and Velo Pro airmovers deliver that and more: unbeatable versatility, easy maintenance and maximum airflow, all in a design that requires half the amps and measures half the height of traditional “snail shell” carpet dryers.

Restoration Drying with Heat: Part I

Everyone dries with heat because water requires a substantial amount of heat (energy) to change from a liquid to a vapor

Larry Carlson Mike Steffes

October 1, 2013

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Some restorers are afraid to even utter the word “heat.” This article is aimed to help restoration professionals have a better understanding of heat, its consequences and its applications in restoration drying.

Cost-effective, diesel-fueled backup generators

October 1, 2013

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Forget natural gas and liquid propane – start thinking diesel.

Viking IAQ 7000 comes with two-speed rocker switch unit

October 1, 2013

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Viking’s IAQ 7000 air scrubber draws only two amps and delivers over 700 cfm.

It’s Not Drying... WHY?

Just because your moisture meter isn't reading "dry" doesn't mean that progress isn't being made.

Kevin Fisher

September 3, 2013

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You’ve been there. It is day two of a drying project and the numbers on your moisture meter are the same on as they were on day one. Your wet materials don’t seem to be making drying progress.

The 2013 R&R Market Trends Study

We targeted 5,626 active, qualified Restoration & Remediation subscribers to help with this study

Eric Fish

September 3, 2013

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What are the current and future expected usage and purchase of restoration and remediation tools and equipment? How are products sourced and what’s the extent of online purchasing? What is the importance of product attributes during purchase decision making?

Mask filtrates 99.9% of particulates and allergens

September 3, 2013

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The RZ Mask is made from neoprene material and equipped with an active carbon filter, making it able to filtrate 99.9% of particulates and allergens from the air, all while absorbing odors.