damp proof injection
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Hi Tony
Just seen your message as I have only just joined but thought I could help. I buy and do up proprties on a regular basis and we used Dryzone and found that it was not good at all, so was very disappointed as many people had suggested for me to use this.
So I did some research and found a company
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which uses a
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system where you freeze the siliconate ice sticks for 48 hours. You then drill into the mortar line and place the ice sticks in. Even I did this as it was so easy. They were so helpful and saved me a lot of money, bonus! Hope I have helped a little bit
Babytia
Just seen your message as I have only just joined but thought I could help. I buy and do up proprties on a regular basis and we used Dryzone and found that it was not good at all, so was very disappointed as many people had suggested for me to use this.
So I did some research and found a company
******************
which uses a
*******************
system where you freeze the siliconate ice sticks for 48 hours. You then drill into the mortar line and place the ice sticks in. Even I did this as it was so easy. They were so helpful and saved me a lot of money, bonus! Hope I have helped a little bit
Babytia
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