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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By Micken Patel, CSRT/PCA(QT) Surveyor • Damp and Mould Solutions Ltd Quick answer: Keep indoor relative humidity between 40–60%, heat your home consistently at a low background level rather than in short blasts, ventilate daily with open windows and extractor fans, fix leaks and condensation as soon as you spot them, and run a dehumidifier […]
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Tenant Rights Guide Compensation for Damp and Mould: How Much Can You Claim in the UK? A practical guide to your legal rights, real Housing Ombudsman case outcomes, and exactly how to make a claim against your landlord — whether private or social housing. Updated: July 2025 By Damp & Mould Solutions Ltd (CSRT Qualified) […]
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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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By Micken Patel, CSRT/PCA(QT) · Updated 20 July 2026 · 8 min read How to Stop Condensation in a Loft Quick answer: Loft condensation is stopped by combining two things: continuous airflow from eaves to ridge (so moist air can escape) and an airtight ceiling below (so moist air can’t get in). Insulation on its […]
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