When a property is suffering with some form of damp and condensation, the homeowner may wonder if there is a link between the two. For example, if the main problem is rising damp, can this add to the problems with condensation? Firstly, it is important to understand, that condensation is the most common cause of …
Condensation is the most common form of damp in the average British home. It is often found on windows behind blinds and curtains. This is because every single household constantly produces moisture and humidity. This comes from a variety of places. These include: Bodily functions – As humans we are constantly releasing moisture into the …
Tanking slurry can be a great product for sealing walls and protecting from things like penetrating damp. However, it does come with its own limitations and potential issues. Once applied, the slurry forms a completely watertight layer on the surface. As well as this, it also seeps into capillaries, cracks, and pours beneath the surface …
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Humidity is the word used to describe the amount of water vapour in air. It is something that can be quite noticeable in the weather. For example, in summer when weather is warmer, you can feel when it is a hot and humid day. People will often describe it as sticky, close, or muggy. Humidity …
In this article, we will be looking at what causes condensation, and whether insulated plaster boards are a good solution to stop it. Condensation effects most homes to some extent. This is because all households will produce a significant amount of moisture throughout each day. This moisture will come from bodily functions, like sweating and …
Dehumidifiers can be extremely useful when used to extract excess moisture in the air. They are a very effective way of reducing condensation and damp. And can be great when you are trying to dry an area out. So, what is the best time to use a dehumidifier? When will you get the best results? …
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