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1. Apply Surface Cleanser to the wall with a sponge - allow to dry. 2. Add the AntiMould Paint Additive to your chosen paint and apply as usual. 3. Use our Hygrometer to monitor how much moisture there is in the air in your house - adjust your heating and ventilation to keep the reading between 55% and 65% for comfortable, condensation free living. Complete Kit available - 1 x Surface Cleanser (makes 5 litres) plus 2 x Paint Additives (enough for 5 litres of paint) or buy the products separately. Click here to see the Prices or Buy Mould Products Data Sheet for Surface Cleanser - click here Data Sheet for AntiMould Paint Additive - click here How to test for condensation Test the walls of the building with our Condensation Test Kit and look for evidence of mold - usually 'black spot' - this indicates that you have Condensation forming on the coldest surfaces in the room. Unless you can increase ventilation and heating, consider using our Anti-Mold Paint Additive or Anti-Mould Emulsion Paint - guaranteed for 5 years! If necessary, treat all plaster with the anti-mold treatment supplied with the paint and then redecorate. Measure the Relative Humidity - use our Hygrometer to monitor the conditions in each affected room and use the Memory function to check the exact conditions overnight, the time when temperature falls and condensation is most likely. This meter helps you to control the conditions that cause condensation and to monitor the use of your heating, ventilation and dehumidification. Available in standard and large display versions Click to go to the Surveying equipment Shop
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Salts and Mould on a wall suffering from condensation, penetrating and rising dampness
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Use a Hygrometer to check how damp the air is in your house.
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