In this insightful clip, Todd Ohlheiser shares the top mistakes he sees most often on the job site when it comes to concrete curing. One major issue: cylinders left in improper environments, such as sitting behind curbs or in corners. Another common mistake? Not using a min-max thermometer, which means you’re flying blind when it comes to temperature control.
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