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06 Jun 14
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got a damp bedroom, cant do owt drastic cos im moving sometime in the next few months.
took everything out of it, cleaned the mold off the wall and dried everything with a towel. had heaters on in there all day. thankfully my stuff isnt too bad, bed, mattress, dvds, clothes a bit damp but only a tiny bit of mold on a couple of things that were in the wardrobe but gonna wash and dry all my clothes just to be on the safe side.
its bound to happen again, always happens when it rains cos theres grass right outside the wall. is there anything cheap i can put in the room that will soak up a bit of moisture in the air?
took everything out of it, cleaned the mold off the wall and dried everything with a towel. had heaters on in there all day. thankfully my stuff isnt too bad, bed, mattress, dvds, clothes a bit damp but only a tiny bit of mold on a couple of things that were in the wardrobe but gonna wash and dry all my clothes just to be on the safe side.
its bound to happen again, always happens when it rains cos theres grass right outside the wall. is there anything cheap i can put in the room that will soak up a bit of moisture in the air?
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Cut the grass?
You can get mold-killer from DIY shops
Didn't you notice things getting damp?
You can get mold-killer from DIY shops
Didn't you notice things getting damp?
not really no. havent used clothes in the wardrobe for a while, just the same things ive worn/washed/dried for the last few weeks and not bothered putting away. ive got boxes on dvds in the corner so didnt notice the damp on that wall. thankfully the damp inside the boxes isnt too bad. all my clothes in the wardrobe are very slightly damp, a bit of mold on me hat! obviously i just noticed it in time, a few days all my clothes could be ruined. bit of damp in my wooden bed and memory foam mattress though, had them airing all day. mattress seems dry but the bed base is a bit damp still.
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