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Using compressed air to clean out the concrete hole.
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10-07-2011, 06:05 AM
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RE: Using compressed air to clean out the concrete hole.
Yup. The sensor doesn't have the mass the concrete does, and besides, it's insulated by the plastic it sits in. Just a drop of freezing liquid on the metal sensor contacts and who knows what that does to the readings? So if all the probes are reading 68* and the one I had to blow dust out of reads 50*, I have to let that one re-acclimate!
JD Grafton Concrete Answers for Flooring Problems JGrafton@ccsolves.com |
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