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Bathroom damp? Fungus!
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At this time of year a tiled wall will dry out, IF you don!!!8217;t keep using the shower on it. Have you got a gym membership or a shower at work you can use for a few weeks whilst the wall dries out?0
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Why would you let a tiled wall dry out for a few weeks, to only use it again after? That doesn't seem like treating the problem.
I have no window in the bathroom, but a high power extractor and windows and doors elsewhere are always open, the flat is well ventilated
Clearly something has gone wrong on the shower wall area for a mushroom!! to start appearing. I'm very upset about the situation and the potential expense and hassle it may cause.
I have a plumber looking into it next Thursday.
I don't have heaters on much, perhaps I should do that as well as ventilation0 -
You do have to get to the source of the problem, yes, but the wall will need to be dried out anyway.0
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