There are so many factors that go into the curing of concrete. Ambient temp, ground temperature, wind, rain, sun and many more. A good rule of thumb is wait a month. Around the month time frame place a square piece of plastic sheeting (say 6X6 inch piece). Tape all 4 sides with Duct Tape. After a day or so if you see condensation under the plastic the concrete is still too wet to paint. Keep checking until it the plastic is dry.
At average temperature, 3-4 days to cure.
Allow to cure for 24 hours before grouting or light traffic, depending upon temperature and humidity. Polyblend® Tile Grout is recommended.
No
It is a natural part of the gasses that happen in joints it is not a problem.
Artritis has no cure however it can be kept under some sort of control in order to stop it from causing damage to your joints.
Mortar typically takes around 24-48 hours to dry to the touch. However, it can take up to 28 days to fully cure and reach its maximum strength. The drying time can vary depending on factors like temperature, humidity, and the type of mortar used.
it takes 28 days to fully cure, It would be advisable not to drive on it before that because of micro cracks, which will continue to migrate through time, causing spiderwebbing outside of your control joints, Depends on the cement used some quick cure cements can harden in an hour
When leeches bite into you they release an anesthetic into the area so that you don't realise what they are doing.
rheumatoidarthritis is an autoimmune disease that attacks joints and other tissue of the body there is no cure for it at present. Rheumatoid arthritis can lead to surgery in the form of replacement joints and repairs to the damage it may eventually do,
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There is no cure for arthritis. The only avenue open to you is to strengthen the muscles surrounding the vertebrae to better support the affected joints,
To date there is no generally recognized cure for Arthritis. There are only treatments that help keep damage under control or replace damage joints.