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How do you stop getting damp from coming through the walls and floor of a house? I discovered a serious issue in part of our house where the walls and concrete floor never dry out so the plaster board keeps going mouldy. |
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@ementalm | 2 April 17 |
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rub your as* up against it
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@kelypso | 2 April 17 |
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Sounds like rising damp. If it is, it's expensive to fix.
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@norega | 2 April 17 |
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Check outside walls make sure damp course is above any flower beds , patios etc. Also check airbricks are not blocked .
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@norega | 2 April 17 |
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Is it an old house ?
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@sisfreak2017 | 2 April 17 |
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Buy some Injection fluid, inject into your walls not your veins
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@usbcable | 2 April 17 |
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It's about 25 years old but it's the newly built extension that's the problem
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@arizonaf | 2 April 17 |
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Read that as getting dumped  
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@norega | 2 April 17 |
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@ usbcable - 2.04.17 - 09:18pm It's about 25 years old but it's the newly built extension that's the problem Sounds like a poor building job , did you do it yourself |
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@usbcable | 2 April 17 |
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@ norega - 2.04.17 - 09:16pm Is it an old house ? It's about 25 years old but it's the newly built extension that's the problem |
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@kelypso | 2 April 17 |
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@ norega - 2.04.17 - 09:19pm Sounds like a poor building job , did you do it yourself Lol. |
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