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smoother09
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Yep get someone in its just guesswork otherwise 
johniosaif
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Is that a guess ?Yep get someone in its just guesswork otherwise
smoother09
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I guess so but i would purely be guessing to be sure to be sure i guess if you know what i mean i think but dont quote me on that i guess!!!
kebab king
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Just move house. It will be cheaper as the recession is now over.
raytheplasterer
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dampness is the opposite of dryness, have you tried drying it out?
CTPlastering
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If its a outhouse by what you said of the toilet etc ..... Is it just single brick thick ? No cavity etc ? Sounds like that to me
Sounds like it could be an insulation issue. Where the cold is meeting warmth abruptly, it condensates onto the coldest surface. The same as condensation on glass, but in cases like these, condensation forms and black mould builds up.
The answer : slow down the temperature change by insulating either the wall or units. You can use insulated plasterboard or insulate the wall externally, or just by creating an air break between the wall and unit (like a small void or cavity). For a cheap fix some people try thin polystyrene (like wallpaper type) and line the wall units with that, but its not going to be as effective.
The answer : slow down the temperature change by insulating either the wall or units. You can use insulated plasterboard or insulate the wall externally, or just by creating an air break between the wall and unit (like a small void or cavity). For a cheap fix some people try thin polystyrene (like wallpaper type) and line the wall units with that, but its not going to be as effective.
A.plasterer
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Does everyone know this outhouse is no longer in use and what does the damp smell like
raytheplasterer
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maybe fit a vent in the wall.
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