Condensation is the most common form of
Condensation is the most common form of damp in UK households. It forms when warm, moist air meets a cold surface such as a window, external wall or mirror. Persiste
Condensation is the most common form of damp in UK households. It forms when warm, moist air meets a cold surface such as a window, external wall or mirror. Persistent condensation can lead to mould growth, musty smells and damage to paint, wallpaper and furnishings. Understanding dew point, indoor humidity and ventilation is the first step to controlling it.
Key topics in Condensation is the most common form of
Condensation on windows
Why windows sweat and how to reduce it.
Ideal indoor humidity
What relative humidity level to aim for in a UK home.
Mould behind furniture
Why mould forms behind wardrobes and beds against cold walls.
Dew point explained
Calculate the temperature at which condensation forms.
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