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Why do walls absorb water?

The reason why water rises through the walls is connected to a natural phenomenon – Adhesive Force. This adhesion causes the liquid to cling to the surface on which it rests. Furthermore, it allows water molecules to adhere to other materials. Almost all materials, except for oily substances, absorb water and additionally, Earth’s naturally occurring magnetic field creates an electrical disturbance present in the ground and rises through the building structure, exacerbating the pull of the moisture upwards through the wall.

The Biodry system eliminates the interferences which causes the imbalance of the water molecules (cause of capillary rising damp and humidity). A physical law, better known as counter- phase, proof that two equal and opposite waves collide and cancel each other. The Biodry device picks up the interferences already present in the building and reflects them equal and opposite, thus canceling the cause of capillary rising damp. Within few months, the wall usually dries completely and this is verified with a series of inspections and measurements carried out according to UNI legislation. This takes place from the installation of the device to the certification of the dry wall.

Lack of waterproofing

The lack of adequate waterproofing in the foundations allows the water to penetrate and to rise inside the walls. The moisture can reach high levels, in some cases exceeding two meters in height. The reason why water rises through the walls is connected to a physical phenomenon, called Adhesive Force.

This adhesion causes the liquid to cling to the surface on which it rests. Furthermore, it allows water molecules to adhere to other materials. Every wall absorbs the moisture in a different way because of the different material or the construction technique used but additionally, Earth’s naturally occurring magnetic field creates an electrical disturbance within the building structure, exacerbating the pull of the moisture upwards through the wall.

Electrical disturbance in the walls

Other causes of electric disturbances are factors naturally existing in the ground, such as stray electrical current, anomalies of the magnetic field, the underground flow of water in the stratum or less frequently, electromagnetic waves emitted by external energetic sources.

Electro-smog is the invisible electromagnetic radiation resulting from the use of both wireless technology and mains electricity. These include radio waves, high tension pylons, underground electrodes and electrostatic currents. The flow of underground water generates an electric interference below the building and it disperses on the ground causing an electric potential difference between the wall and the ground.

Phase 1: The cause of rising damp

The cause of rising damp is an electrical interference present in the ground below the building which greatly increases the capillary capacity of the wall and favours the rise of the water.

Phase 3: Biodry reverses the signal