Summary In this Concrete Logic Podcast episode, Dean Craft discusses the topic of concrete moisture vapor emissions. He explains that moisture vapor emissions occur when residual moisture in concrete is released and can cause adhesive bond failures and other issues. Dean emphasizes the importance of addressing moisture vapor emissions early in the construction process and suggests proactive approaches such as using concrete mixes with admixtures to mitigate moisture. He also highlights the limitations of moisture testing and the need for a shift in the industry's mindset regarding moisture vapor emissions. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of proactive planning and communication to prevent issues related to moisture vapor emissions in concrete projects.   Takeaways Moisture vapor emissions in concrete can cause adhesive bond failures and other issues. Addressing moisture vapor emissions early in the construction process is crucial. Proactive approaches, such as using concrete mixes with admixtures, can help mitigate moisture vapor emissions. Moisture testing has limitations and may not accurately reflect the moisture conditions in concrete. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Support 02:28 Concrete Moisture Vapor Emissions 04:46 Effects of Moisture Vapor Emissions 09:05 Importance of Proper Timing 11:42 Personal Experience with Concrete Countertops 13:12 Importance of Proper Mixing 16:30 Misconceptions about Moisture Vapor Emissions