Hi all I plan on doing a follow up video next month (time off at work lol) on how it has worked, I will be showing why I did it this way and what some comments have been like good and bad. And what if any my plans are next. THIS IS NOT A HOW TO, OR SPONSORED VIDEO, AS MOST OF YOU CAN TELL IT'S AN AMATEUR VIDEO ( SOME CAN'T TRUST ME LOL) Sorry for shouting but some need to get it through to their brains, that I am trying to stop damp in my house and I have never done anything like this before. Thanks for reading my bit of a rant see you in December.

Fortunately this is a good video, There is everything lots of good footage of the operation with good tips of marking the wall with tape to make it look easy. He took time to show us , he didnt have to.

Thanks for sharing this video. I'm looking at getting this done soon as the main living room on the ground has notieable 'Rising Damp'.

Thanks for sharing buddy, gonna tackle this on weekend

I was thinking of having a go with this myself as i had loads of damp walls in my bungalow, however as it needed treated from the inside, there was loads of plastering etc so i got a company in to do it. I had a few good convos with the guys doing it, one thing they did tell me....if the damp on your walls inside the home is above 1 meter, then chances are its not rising damp, as the weight of the water rising against gravity does not travel higher than 1 meter. I had 8 internal walls treated, that was the plaster taken off to 1 meter, the injection damp proof, and then a membrane along the wall followed by new boards and plaster. They also told me that the injection / rods were only around 30% effective in their experience, and really its the membrane on the walls that stops anything coming back through. Not that I have a clue about damp, just thought i'd relay the information in case it can help someone. Anyway, great video mate, very helpful to anyone thinking of having a go.

Thanks for sharing. I think I can do this myself now.

Great job. Admire your patients!

Thanks for video I'm planning to do soon much appreciated with instruction not sure if I still need to take plaster off from inside to do the same or will be enough to do it from out side how was the affect did this product did well ?? thanks you so much

I used a vacuum nozzle to suck the dust out.

I'd maybe look for other sources damp, ie condensation. Raised external ground levels. Blocked drains/broken drains. Inadequate rainwater disposal. Blocked or missing sub floor air vents. Modern plastic paints. Cement renders. Gypsum plastic. ..... to name a few

Used these , three months on, the rods look just the same, the mortar in my wall is still reading 33% on my meter, ( and this is in the summer months ) which is the maximum it will go to. I think I have been conned, big time. Thank god I only did a 10 foot interior wall, as a test before doing the whole house.

Hi I've watched this video very educational thanks, i can't find the other one showing the job once completed the one you said you was going to do next.

Good vid, im about to do this today while im off work and this has helped a ton.

Hello Buddy it looks like you have a Bridged Cavity possibly caused by the bricking up of a door opening so the right hand side of that is very damp?

Fantastic. Thanks for sharing. What’s your thoughts on the gun sikamur injectacream 100?

Hi mate Thanks for sharing video. Can you please tell me if it sorted out the rising damp. I have a similar problem and wonder if this is a good solution. Cheers

Great vid

Really good video mate. This has given me confidence to spend the money on this stuff (I didn’t think I needed the kit so thanks for that!). So I’ve only got a single skin garage wall to do so should I buy half as much?

Thanks for sharing your experience I think this is something I can do myself now… but before I do… How well has it worked? Did you see any benefit to the process over time?

Hi ,if I understand correctly this kit is used internally after removal of skirting and old plaster . I would be interested to hear what others think. Thanks

SOUND MATE THANK YOU 👍

Ehup! Whats it like a year on, has the damp been cured?

Hi did it work ? Thanks for sharing

Any update? Did it cure the damp then?

Ay up lad 😁 how's it going, walls can take months to dry out have you noticed anything,can you give us an update after a year or summat cheers ears 😎, keep em coming 👍

Thanks for the video, were going to give this ago. Has it worked? Not sure if to go with the rods or the injection. Can't seem to find out which is better.

Good job done mate it looks like!!! Have been thinking of doing this my self!!!! How is urs looking now?!?

Please tell us if this worked.

Is this recommended if I have issue in box room upstairs. Also hiw do I gauge where to drill if my outside walls are rendered a d cannot see mortar lines

Hey, thinking of doing this myself, how has it held up over the winter months? Noticed any improvement?

Can i ask did it work has it stoped the damp

I’d like to see a cross diagram of the rod /rods spread across the mortar after installation to create the barrier

Fuck the haters on here m8 I think u done a great job really helped me to undertake this job cheers pal

Wasn't that a cavity wall mate? Therefore if, only need to cut Rod 90mm under 4". For single skin Thanks for vid

Any updates on its efficiency after a year?

Hi Sir, I need to course damp proofing

What’s the cleaning tool called thanks

How far do you drill in if it as no cavity

Dust looks fairly dry tbh.

That's a hammer drill you're using not a harley Davison throttle 😜

Could of hoovered the dust out,

This is a great example of how to waste money and damage your property all at the same time. Brilliant ☺

Oh yeah. Your house is gonna be dry as a bone now! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Good useful 'how to' on these rods. Im a bit worried for you though, you are puffung like a trooper through the video? 😕

waste of time this, sorry to say but these treatments are sales man’s wet dream. You should already have a damp course on your cavity wall house. may be it’s below the concrete path and it’s being bridged, never butt concrete up to the house. High ground level, bad gutters, blocker backing up drains and leaking underground water supplies are the things to look for. Prevention is better than cure. Cavity could also be full of crap, so a few bricks out and clear the cavity.

ext ground level is to high

Waste of time, you need to clean the cavity out, the biggest problem damp It’s condensation not rising damp

Thank you for your reply. I did at the time think I was too harsh in my criticism but it may have prompted more sympathetic comments. If it has I am pleased for you. Basically people do You tube videos for money or vanity. You should also know that the world watches "telly" all day. Expectations are high. Long and boring ones should be edited down. For example, putting 50 screws in do not need to be shown one by one. You can fast forward, you can fade in and out. If you are doing a running commentary have a fair idea of what you will say before you start. I am lecturing you which is not my intention. Looking at what others do and copying their ideas is always a good start. I wish you well.

What a load of crap, look for the problem not the con artist that sells damp products.

Sadly this is a poor video. There is little focus with lots of shots of wall and plenty of waffle