Just had some plastering done in the corner of a room. Is it necessary
to allow the plaster to dry naturally or is it alright to put a
dehumidifier in there to accelerate the drying process?

On 15/03/17 13:23, Pete Zahut wrote:
Just had some plastering done in the corner of a room. Is it necessary
to allow the plaster to dry naturally or is it alright to put a
dehumidifier in there to accelerate the drying process?

Give it a day to dry naturally before forcing it then I think it will
not do any harm to put a dehumidifier in place after that.

After serious thinking Tim Watts wrote :
On 15/03/17 13:23, Pete Zahut wrote:
Just had some plastering done in the corner of a room. Is it necessary
to allow the plaster to dry naturally or is it alright to put a
dehumidifier in there to accelerate the drying process?

Give it a day to dry naturally before forcing it then I think it will not do
any harm to put a dehumidifier in place after that.

Thanks Tim

"Pete Zahut" wrote in message news
Just had some plastering done in the corner of a room. Is it necessary to
allow the plaster to dry naturally or is it alright to put a dehumidifier
in there to accelerate the drying process?

just don't paint over it too soon.....

Just don't use a warm air blower on it. after all humidity does vary
naturally so it should not hurt to use a dehumidifier.
Brian

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On 15/03/17 13:23, Pete Zahut wrote:
Just had some plastering done in the corner of a room. Is it necessary
to allow the plaster to dry naturally or is it alright to put a
dehumidifier in there to accelerate the drying process?

Give it a day to dry naturally before forcing it then I think it will not
do any harm to put a dehumidifier in place after that.