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Cavity wall and roof insulation and condensation
Hello all,
My ongoing saga of condensation. By now I think everyone knows about the dripping walls in the kitchen in winter. The walls are dry now because its heated up and stopped raining a bit and I use the de humidifier as an extractor fan substitute. Someone suggested cavity wall insulation might solve this. To cut a long story short, I the local council sent someone round who is now arranging for cavity wall insulation ( the bead stuff) and for 10" of insulation in the roof. However, now OH is saying it is a waste of time and will likely cause more problems. I have googled it one site says one thing, another entirely the opposite. So, in short,opinions please - should I get this or not ( btw, it seems I can have this FOC despite the fact they stopped grants because it seems there is still funding for homes like mine which suffer from what they call locally " the Cornish problem" - wind, wet, rain, cold SW, old house and no insulation since 1950's) I have a 1950's detached bungalow in a rural village. Electric only (no mains gas or drains either). Any help deciding on this would be helpful. Thanks. |
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