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Wow that looks amazing - just what we're after :). Will check out the ardex CL. Given that the floor is also not flat/level it might be the ticket for a final layer to smooth things out - anything close to that photo would be a dream result right now! We're monitoring it now, some larger...

Thanks all for the input, we're a bit low on tools but got the fan + heaters on it for 24 hours and and it's visibly looking dryer. This morning I also noticed that some areas that didn't look wet, but near the wet patches are not as hard too -- if I scratch thumbnail over it, a load of the...

thanks @dazlight . we'll keep the fan going and heating on for now, and cross our fingers and toes . would you think best to delay installing kitchen until this is visibly or measurably dry then? is it likely we'll have to tear it all out and start again? ( ( even assuming it's not a...

I'm not sure does that mean my moisture meter is wrong, or it's not concrete? yeah we'd definitely seen dpm poking out, and fwiw there was some EPS insulation below the top layer of screed I don't know the exact brand, but it wasn't one of the two-part ones (I think latex ?), it was just add...

Unfortunately I don't have a hair dryer. But we had the heaters on full blast and a fan all day. The colour went down in the areas under the fan, but the moisture reading stayed at around 39%. Do you think it could just need more time (and heat/air movement) and might be ok?

Sorry if this question has been posted before - I couldn't find the answer to our particular situation.. Our builder put down self levelling compound over concrete and some pipes. In patches it's not dried after over a week with dark patches and 40% on the moisture meter. I think under it...