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Wet wall advice needed please.

Phil3822
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Hi all
I have a single skin brick utility. In this utitlity there is a washing machine, dishwasher and a toilet. There is a door and small windown. I often come down in the morning and the wall is wet. The little window is always open but there is no heating. Normally I think it is wet once the dishwasher has been on overnight. The dishwasher does get very hot.
I am not sure how to solve the problem. I have a dehumidifier which is helping however I am after a more permanent solution. I had thought about installing an extractor fan however I though having the window open an inch or so would have done what any extractor would do??
I had also though about putting a small oil filled heater in there but again not certain if this would work.
Comments and advice would be great.
I have a single skin brick utility. In this utitlity there is a washing machine, dishwasher and a toilet. There is a door and small windown. I often come down in the morning and the wall is wet. The little window is always open but there is no heating. Normally I think it is wet once the dishwasher has been on overnight. The dishwasher does get very hot.
I am not sure how to solve the problem. I have a dehumidifier which is helping however I am after a more permanent solution. I had thought about installing an extractor fan however I though having the window open an inch or so would have done what any extractor would do??
I had also though about putting a small oil filled heater in there but again not certain if this would work.
Comments and advice would be great.
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Anyone got any advice?0
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It may be condensation forming on the cold walls, after you have used the dishwasher, as you say the d/w gets very hot. You could think about insulating the walls (inside or outside) depends whether you have enough space to consider this.
Sorry, that's all I can think of.0 -
Open window a little more? or would this pose a burgulary threat? Does it do this in summer as well as winter?0
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Only in the summer and I cannot open window further. It's a small window with one opening. Thanks for help so far.0
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