With this in mind, home improvement expert Glen Peskett from Saxton Blades Multitools revealed some common signs of mould to look out for. Glen revealed that rising damp is often mistaken for ...

Mold is very common in homes, it can grow on tiles, fabrics, carpets, wood and other materials when moisture is present. Key spots are anywhere condensation forms, and where leaks and rising damp ...

Humidity is one of the most common reasons mould occurs but it can also grow because of condensation, rising damp and poor ventilation ... affected by mould. Carpet, drywall and wood must be ...

Are damp and mould the same thing? Condensation Rising damp Penetrating damp Rising damp, penetrating damp and condensation are the three most common types of damp for residential properties. Each ...

it could be a sign that mold and mildew could be taking over. Or worse case, a problem of rising damp. And while you can keep the problem at bay with the best dehumidifiers, you'll still need to ...

The BBC filmed in another flat with black mould in the hallway, kitchen and on the shower curtains. The carpet was wet and the flat smelt damp ... along with "rapidly rising costs" which means ...

A Derbyshire couple living in a "smelly, disgusting" flat covered in mould feel ignored by the ... the flat was freezing cold due to rising damp. At the time, before knowing it was damp, Tracy ...

There are three main causes of damp and mould within homes, which are penetrating damp, rising damp and condensation. If not dealt with properly, mould can grow and worsen. Penetrating damp ...

Complaints over damp and mould in Portsmouth’s council homes have doubled – and the city’s top housing chief has vowed to continue tackling the problem. Did you know with a Digital ...