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    MOISTURE meters $15–$460+

    Feb 16, 2021 2 minutes

    oisture is a stealthy force in buildings, typically as invisible as it is universal, and the fundamental tool to detect it has long been the moisture meter. Lumber, furniture, and flooring companies rely on moisture meters to guarantee their products are below a promised moisture content

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