Alternate way of using Drymatic heat injection
Duane Andrew– Steamatic Sunshine Coast
Photo of the month December 2019
We have a great example of utilising the Drymatic II coupled with the injection kit to contain the mould on this all too common job in our industry. I am sure you have seen it before, a water damage situation where it has been left wet too long or maybe it has been wet before and there is now mould growth.
Duane needs to get the job dry so the mould can be treated and the kitchen cabinets repaired. He only needed 5 injection hoses to treat the affected areas and while he could have left the 2 unused ports open he felt that this would not be appropriate in this situation where mould present. So Duane used his spare hoses to direct the heater outlets back to the room intake and stop the spread of mould into the kitchen and possibly further around the house.
A little positive side effect of this is the hot air is not wasted and is directed back into the unit to help it run more efficiently.