Is this product an effective moisture barrier, or I'd I need to buy moisture barrier also.
1440655
So, far I have not had any problems with moisture, or mold. And we get pretty good winters. I used the underlsyment for my hsrdwood gloors which was all throughout the house. Hope this helped in your decision.
1440656
Best I can tell you. I installed it over vinyl covered concrete slab. No problems.
1440657
This product is a very good quality underlayment, especially for the price. However, not sure about how effective it is as a moisture barrier. I live in a very dry climate, so it would not be apparent one way or the other.
1440658
It says it does I have it in my whole down stairs except for the bathroom and mud room Ive had no issues. My sister in law bought top of the line stuff for her house that did not work nearly as good this stuf is great I researched it before buying it on all different sites and nothing but good reviews so I don't think you will regret getting it my floors have been down for a year and its holding up great
1440659
This product is described to be as moisture barrier and floor cushioning. No need for you to buy moisture barrier. I used this on concrete floors down stirs and just bought more to use upstairs on wooden floor. My laminate came with white padding attached to it and all I needed to is the regular plastic sheeting (14 cents/foot). But I opted to use this product as an extra (about 24 cents/foot) cushioning support as advised by a friend of mine who has experience with laminate floors. Hope I answered your question.
1658673
DampRid does absorb moisture from the air significantly. I assume this DampRid Super System is too large to fit in a safe. It is suggested for use in a medium sized room. Maybe buy a smaller DampRid product. They do work very well. The super system lasted three months in my room which is about 20ft L x 16ft W x 12ft H.
1625979
Sorry! Can't answer that question. My safe sits in my office and isn't threatened by moisture at all.
252530
I would not use this product for that. It does not fuse well enough to seal out moisture.
1200611
I have this and I don't have a problem with moisture. It works great for me. If anything put a paper towel under it to absorb the moisture.
518845
I am not sure...it is electric so don't know how the moisture would affect it. I agree you should contact the manufacturer to be sure.
947674
The underlayment under the flooring is inadequate for a moisture barrier, this product that I've used is great for added barrier and also help tremendously with noise reduction. Just follow the instructions.
69347
It's sealed pretty tight, the purge is a schrader valve, and any modification may lessen the pressure rating so I wouldn't recommend it. I've been using it almost daily for 4 months and I have not noticed any moisture getting passed it.
55249
Anything is removable with enough time and effort. However it's not made to be easily removed by the average user. Moisture issues are due to air intrusion (that in turn causes condensation), which points a failure in the sealing mechanism. Unless you did something to cause an air leak then I'd suggest contacting apple because that is a product defect.
724256
Yes it worked for me ... feel fresh and husband said tighter ..and I have no moisture problems.
441493
I wrap in electrical tape. Never had moisture issues shorting anything.......
833934
No. This is just the padding. You'd need to install a moisture barrier as well.
548668
It could help, I've used mine in a small green house I made to help keep the soil temperature up, it does not keep too much moisture it stays dry enough to grow in. I'm sure this would work another option is call a vapor barrier that would help water proofing with out the insulation it is often used in home and basements to keep mold from growing. Hope this helps.
597211
It does, in fact, help protect against humidity very well in my opinion. A small amount goes a long way so you shouldn't need to use too much at a time.
1795995
I havent had moisture problems, these lights look and work great. I guess if u want to enforce the seal with something as a precaution, u can try some type of sealant.
659686
I haven't tried it.....not sure what the moisture would do to it. Sorry couldn't help.
82230
It helps eliminate moisture in an enclosed area. Not sure about stopping mold; don't think so.