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How do you avoid condensation on walls and mould problems?
by chrisdew 4y ago
How do you avoid condensation on walls and mould problems?
- masklinn 4y agoWhy would you have "condensation on walls and mould problems"? The heating circuit is a closed loop.
- yetanotherloser 4y agoI think he's asking about the common trap people seem to fall into where, trying to keep heat in, they shut down air changes too far. Human breath puts a surprising amount of moisture into the air, and cooking can too. If you let that build up and have a cold wall it can build up a film of damp very quickly and if it's left damp and cool it can encourage mould. That kind of bad air quality is far worse than a bit of a chill.
- yetanotherloser 4y agoDraughts :-) It's an old place, it doesn't seal. That and sleeping in rooms with the window open just a crack as much as possible. Mould tends to hit when people obsessively seal everything up. I still have a condensation problem in a few specific places I have to keep an eye on. It's not general.