The New Guide to Restorative Drying
The Essential Handbook For All Restorers

BURLINGTON, Washington - September 11, 2006 - The New Guide to Restorative Drying has restorers buzzing. Packed full of industry knowledge, this new hands-on reference easily educates the novice restorer and doubles as a solid reference for industry pros, with more than 200 pages of illustrations, formulas and technical descriptions. It also includes a CD with the Restoration Project Manager documentation system and several restoration-related business forms.

Encompassing 25-plus years of learning from Dri-Eaz customers, the New Guide offers a solid foundation of knowledge that will give restorers a competitive edge. Since the early 1980s, Dri-Eaz Products has taught more than 1,000 courses and seminars to more than 20,000 restoration contractors. Developed amid thousands of hours of research and collaborative exploration of different drying circumstances and new drying solutions - the New Guide has it all.

Dri-Eaz worked with recognized experts within the restoration community to gather input and numerous peer reviews to create the New Guide to Restorative Drying. "You never realize how much you still have to learn until you see it here! This is a manual for the novice and the professional alike. The instructional material is up-to-date and clear while its diagrams and pictures make it simple for the novice to understand," said Keith E. Desserich, President of RestorAid in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The New Guide to Restorative Drying provides detailed answers to frequently asked questions and daily challenges encountered by restorers. Are you drying as fast and as efficiently as possible? Are you making the best equipment placement decisions? Are you communicating effectively with customers and insurance adjusters? The answers are in the new book.

The New Guide includes how to use the basic principles of psychrometry to dry faster and more efficiently, how to conduct thorough inspections and monitor drying progress accurately, how to ensure on-the-job safety of technicians and customers, how to employ appropriate drying methods for tackling different structural materials and how to easily produce documentation that will please customers and insurance adjusters.

It's "a comprehensive overview of the essential elements of professional water damage restoration-and a very engaging and readable textbook as well" said Lew Harriman of Mason-Grant Consulting in Portsmouth, NH.

For more information about the New Guide to Restorative Drying visit: dri-eaz.com/NewGuide

About Dri-Eaz
Dri-Eaz Products, Inc. provides solutions for the drying and restoration of water-damaged buildings. The company manufactures dehumidifiers, airmovers, structural drying systems, and air scrubbers used by water damage restoration professionals and in industrial drying, cleaning, and maintenance work. Dri-Eaz works with partners to offer the industry's best moisture detection instruments and antimicrobials. Dri-Eaz University, the company's education division, is dedicated to advanced research and professional education in the water damage restoration field. For more information, call Dri-Eaz at 1-800-932-3030 or visit www.dri-eaz.com

Editorial Contact:
Marcia Neu, Marketing Manager
Dri-Eaz Products, Inc.

Phone: 1-800-932-3030
Fax: 360-757-7950
Email: courtneys@dri-eaz.com

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