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How can I remove excess moisture to prevent mould and condensation?
To remove excess moisture, wipe down any areas with moisture build-up, such as bedroom windows, with a dry cloth. This simple step can prevent mould and condensation from forming.
What should I do if I’m worried about damp and mould in my home?
If you’re concerned about damp and mould, it’s important to report it as soon as possible so that appropriate measures can be taken to address the issue.
What are occupations and why are they so important to us?
We have a fantastic Occupational Therapy (OT) team at Bron Afon, working with customers to help them live well in their homes and communities. In this short blog, one of our Occupational Therapists, Karen Robertson-Burge, shares the story of a customer, who lost, and with a little help from us, regained her occupations. ”In […]
Why does it matter if there’s condensation or mould growth in the home?
Mould spores are the “seeds” of mould growth and are released into the atmosphere when mould grows. The spores are microscopic, easily breathed in and are potent allergens too. They are always in the air and just require a source of moisture (condensation) and food (dust) to start growing. House dust mites live in your […]
What causes condensation?
Condensation inside a home happens when warm, moist air from everyday activities meets cooler surfaces like windows, doors, or walls. This warm moisture comes from things we do all the time, such as taking a shower, doing the dishes, drying clothes inside, or even when we’re cooking. These activities heat water up and turn it […]
What causes damp?
Dampness inside a home usually comes from one of two sources: either it seeps in through the building’s materials, or it’s caused by condensation. Let’s dive into what each of these means: Penetration damp is when water from outside gets into the house through the walls, roof, or windows. This could happen because of rain […]
What Causes Mould?
Mould is a fuzzy, sometimes colourful, unwanted guest that can show up in homes when it’s damp and soggy. Think of it like a plant that doesn’t need sunlight to grow, but it sure loves wet spots! When water gets cozy with things like paint or the paper on your walls, it’s party time for […]
Helpful Tips for preventing damp, mould and condensation.
Let light into your home. Moist and dark spaces are breeding grounds for mould, so keep your curtains open during the day to let natural light and fresh air to enter the room. Keep air moisture to a minimum. Dry any condensation that may be on your walls, ceilings, and windowsills. Dehumidifiers can also help […]
Preventing damp and mould in your home
Some homes suffer from condensation and damp which can lead to mould. This is more common in winter months when it’s colder and there is a build-up of condensation in our homes. Mould is usually found in places where there is poor air flow and cold spots. Condensation can lead to damp which can cause […]