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nasty soil pipe leak fixed - what to do with damp plaster now?
The soil pipe was leaking inside the cavity of the front wall of the
house - fixed now but I am wondering what to do with very damp inside wall below. A couple of square feet of the finish coat have come away but it is mostly still intact, just very damp. The cavity is filled with blown fibre. Should I # leave alone to dry out? # drag out the fibre? - not impossibly difficult as I could get access via a corner return- # and/or do I need to do some re-plastering? Thanks for suggestions |
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nasty soil pipe leak fixed - what to do with damp plaster now?
On Aug 23, 2:56*pm, wrote:
The soil pipe was leaking inside the cavity of the front wall of the house - fixed now but I am wondering what to do with very damp inside wall below. A couple of square feet of the finish coat have come away but it is mostly still intact, just very damp. The cavity is filled with blown fibre. Should I # leave alone to dry out? # drag out the fibre? - not impossibly difficult as I could get access via a corner return- # and/or do I need to do some re-plastering? Thanks for suggestions It'll all dry out if you leave it, but will be very slow NT |
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