To get rid of black mould: put on gloves, goggles, and a face mask, then spray the affected area with undiluted white vinegar or a diluted bleach solution (1 part bleach to 4 parts water). Leave it to dwell for 10–60 minutes, scrub firmly with a brush, wipe clean with a disposable cloth, and dry […]
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As temperatures rise, so does the risk of mould and damp in homes. Warm air holds more moisture, and when it comes into contact with cooler surfaces, condensation forms—creating the perfect environment for mould growth. Fortunately, there are practical steps you can take to protect your home. Why Does Mould and Damp Increase in Warmer […]
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Can You Get Compensation for Damp and Mould? Yes, you may be entitled to compensation if damp and mould in your rented home have caused damage, health issues, or made your living conditions unsafe. As a tenant, it is crucial to understand your rights and the legal obligations of your landlord. This guide will help […]
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Damp and mould can cause serious problems in homes, affecting both the building and the health of those living inside. UK building regulations set clear rules to help prevent these issues. If you’re a homeowner, tenant, or landlord, it’s important to understand these rules to keep your property safe and compliant. Why Damp and Mould […]
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Stop loft condensation by improving ventilation and reducing moisture entering the space. Keep eaves clear so air can flow, and install vents (soffit, ridge, or felt lap vents) to let damp air escape. Seal the loft hatch and gaps around pipes and lights to stop warm, moist air rising. Make sure bathroom and kitchen extractor […]
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