How to get rid of black mould and damp: Avoid catching aspergillus with these five steps

BLACK mould and damp is a common problem during this time of year and respiratory problems, allergies, and asthma can be a result of infestations. Inhaling tiny bits of mould can also cause a condition called aspergillosis. The NHS explains how best to get rid of mould and damp problems.

How to get rid of black mould and damp: Avoid catching aspergillus with these five steps

Mould and damp problems occur when a building is not properly ventilated and excess moisture exists.   Extreme cases of damp could cause damage to your home over time, but one of the most serious affects black mould has is on a person’s health.  Moulds produce allergens, that cause an allergic reaction, irritation and, sometimes […]

How to get rid of mould and damp: Eradicate a winter property nightmare using THIS trick

Mould and damp problems occur when a building is not properly ventilated and excess moisture exists.  Extreme cases of mould and damp could cause damage to your home over time, but one of the most serious affects it has is that on a person’s health.  Having such problems in your home can cause respiratory problems, […]

How to get rid of damp – avoid THIS when cooking to keep your home free from mould

Damp in homes can be a serious concern as it can indicate structural or weatherproofing issues.  At best it can make a room feel cold, which can be particularly unpleasant during winter.  Luckily many damp issues do not require professional help and can be prevented using some simple strategies.  B&Q has a number of tips […]

How to get rid of condensation in your house: Avoid black mould and damp by doing THIS

Condensation is one of the most common forms of damp that can appear in your home.  Left for a long time, it can cause structural damage to your property.  Peeling wallpaper, damp patches on walls and steaming windows are just a few of the problems that can occur.  Condensation can also lead to mould growth […]

Last night's TV reviewed: Damp squib lacks spark

Then there’s Charles II, who refused to desert the capital, and the First Earl of Craven, who went out with the fire crews every night.  Everyone learns about Samuel Pepys, too, hiding his big Parmesan cheese in his back yard to avoid it melting in the flames. Meanwhile, who knows if a single careless baker […]