If you have an area that needs to be dried out then you may be confused about which method of drying is best. Drying is simply the process of removing moisture from an area and there are different ways to do that. How do you decide which is the best option for you? Using fans […]
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One of the most surprising things about the Arxell Drying System is the simplicity of its design. Arxell takes basic drying principles and enhances the effectiveness and efficiency. Arxell simply takes drying air and focusses it directly on to the wet surface in order to speed up the drying process. How does Arxell work? This […]
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Part of what makes Arxell so efficient at drying is the fact that the units create a micro-climate over the wet surface which provides optimal drying conditions. When a heater or dehumidifier is placed in a room in order to dry a specific area, it is often affected by many other factors. The size of […]
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Drying a floor that has been flooded or affected by water damage can be a lengthy process. It can also cause inconvenience as it may involve sealing a room completely which means occupants having to relocate. For any business or home that has suffered flooding or water damage, it can be costly to relocate. This […]
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When drying out property moisture needs to be removed from the area and heating will speed up the process. This science has provided the basis for drying out water damaged property for many years and heaters and dehumidifiers are available in many shapes and sizes. Unfortunately using heaters and dehumidifiers alone isn’t always the […]
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The science behind drying is pretty basic; you need to remove moisture from the surface in order for it to dry. This process can be enhanced by using heat or dehumidifiers. There are many heaters and dehumidifiers within the drying industry that have been designed for this purpose and some are more efficient than others. […]
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It’s difficult to give an exact time for how long concrete takes to dry, or at which stage it is actually considered dry. Concrete is used for different purposes and the use often determines how dry it needs to be. “When is it dry enough to walk on?” has a different answer to “when is […]
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When it comes to flooding we often focus on the major task of drying out buildings. Whilst this is certainly a priority, there is also the potential to salvage individual furniture items. If you do decide to take the time to save individual items then there are some things you need to consider. Can it […]
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You may have heard us mention that Arxell is going to revolutionise the drying industry; after all we have been saying it since Arxell was created. You may think we’re just another company who is over confident in their product and making big claims about how great it is. Whilst we are certainly confident in […]
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Drying is simply the process of removing moisture. Heat drying works by turning water from a liquid into a gas; the water evaporates and is then moved away from the area that needs to be dried. Dehumidifiers work by removing excess water vapour from the air. Refrigerant dehumidifiers use a condensing unit and desiccant dehumidifiers […]
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