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Damp walls - possibly condensation
My daughter's house has a built-in wardrobe in a corner of a bedroom. The corner wall is showing signs of mould and damp. I am initially assuming this is due to the fact that the wall is an exposed corner - the house is 1920's and does not have proper cavities.
Next week I will be taking off the remaining wallpaper in the wardrobe and leaving the sliding doors open and have a fan running to try and fix the immediate symptom. Has anyone any suggestions about ways of lining the wardrobe to minimise the problem? The house is well pointed - the guttering is new and the roof is good. -- -- John |
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