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Damp problems with fitted wardrobe
Any advice on how to sort this? I have a built in wardrobe on an
external wall - the clothes in which naturally hang only a few inches from said external wall. Despite having two large external air vents in the wall on one side of the wardrobe, I'm suffering from damp problems (mould on the wall, and damp wet feeling transferring from the wall to the clothes). Obvious answer is to rebuild the wardrobe on an internal wall which is possible but requires significant work. The house is kept at a relative 14°C minimum when we're out and nearer 18°C when in. And windows are opened daily to reduce any moisture in the atmosphere. Help please....! I've tried lightening the load in the wardrobe but this has made some, although little difference. The problem still exists. |
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