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Reddit mentions of Infrared Forehead Thermometer, Non-Contact Forehead Thermometer for Adult, Kids, Baby, Accurate Instant Readings No Touch Infrared Thermometer for Face, Ear, Body (Purple 2)
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Non-contact Measuring: Non-contact infrared technology reads from forehead with no physical contact, prevents cross-infection between multiple peoples. Safer and healthier, especially the forehead readings, as it does not bother the patient during crucial rest moments.Fast & Accurate: This thermometer equipped with the advanced infrared technology and high precision sensor reads fast, it only takes 1 seconds to read the temperature. The accuracy of temperature measurement is within 0.1 ℃Multifunctional: The temporal thermometer is designed for all ages, adults, babies and elders. In addition to measuring forehead, it can also measure room, object, and liquids temperature. Great choice for families, nursery, hotels, school.Intelligent: Automatic memory of 10 sets of measurements, LCD backlight has 3 different colors according to temperature, and abnormal temperature is accompanied by warning sound.High Quality: Environmental protection pp material lets you use the product is safe and assured. Our thermometer with Germany Infrared, high sensitive thermal probe for improved precision clinical accuracy.
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Do you mean in the case of a bolometer like this? The laser does not measure the temperature, it is just used to align the IR sensor visually.
Mold is a really complicated issue, and usually it's both an issue with the building (responsibility of the landlord) and the tenant's use of the building (responsibility of the tenant). Yes, the landlord has to help you - but they will argue as much as possible that it's entirely your fault (through incorrect use of the building) in order not to have to do anything. Since the mold is primarily damaging to your health, however, it would be in your best interests to better understand the causes - that way, you can either change your behaviour, or have solid evidence that the landlord needs to do something to the building.
Yes, sadly, this often means a fair amount of work for you.
The TL;DR for mold is that mold grows whenever the relative humidity at the surface of the wall (or just below the surface) is at or near saturation (i.e. around 80-100%). You first need to determine where the humidity is coming from.
You then need to determine why that particular spot on the wall is a problem.
The wall could be cold due to:
Once you've collected enough data to fend off the immediate "you just need to ventilate more" reaction, go to your landlord and demand that he send a Gutachter (surveyor / expert) to determine the cause. This will take a while - the Gutachter will probably need to take many measurements throughout the year to determine the cause of the mold.
If your landlord refuses to send a Gutachter, then you should consult with a lawyer (or join the local Mieterbund) to see whether you can unilaterally reduce the rent you pay until the mold problem is fixed. Here is an introduction - reducing the rent is a way to pressure your landlord into doing something about the problem.
> I think the windos are letting water seep in from outside for example. When it's humid outside the windows have water drops running down them in the inside.
This is interesting. It could be that your window doesn't seal (so it's letting humidity in from the outside), or that your window doesn't insulate very well (so the glass pane is simply cold, causing the humidity present in the room to condense on the pane). Observe and record this when it happens - temperature and humidity inside and outside. You're trying to see if there is a pattern, and whether it depends on outside temperature or rainfall. Honestly, most of the time it's just a lack of insulation in the pane (combined with a high internal humidity) - which is not a problem with the building.
> No extractor fans or vents in the kitchen or bathroom.
You don't need it if you have an exterior window.
> The windows seem to be constantly steamed up and when we turn the heat up the water drips off them.
This isn't causing mold per se, but it's probably an indication that the humidity inside the apartment is far too high. Use the hygrometers (see above) to meausure it, and strategically open your windows to lower it:
Worst case, buy a dehumidifier - although note that they use a ton of electricity to run, but they're a good last-ditch brute-force solution for getting your humidity levels down.
Good luck! :)