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Damp – on walls, on floors – in houses.

13 Jan 10 by Dry Rot

Damp is a four letter work nobody wants to hear. We all use it, but it can mean so many different things to different people: Stained walls and ceilings Salty masonry and plaster Peeling paint Musty odours Rotten skirting and …mould. In reality, all of these are just symptoms, produced by moisture, being in the […]

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Damp – on walls, on floors – in houses.

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