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Anonymous
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Hi
I wonder if anyone can help me. We have recently re-decorated our lounge, in our 1890's Victorian Semi. This involved removing wood panelling which was halfway up the walls.
On repapering with lining paper and painting, a damp patch has appeared, although it may have always been there but hidden by the wood panelling!
It is on the wall which divides the lounge from the stairs, which rise up between the lounge and dining room. There is a cellar beneath the lounge.
I am not sure where it is coming from, especially as it is not on outside wall or chimney breast. Can anyone help? I have tried drying out with a de-humidifier but it keeps returning!
I wonder if anyone can help me. We have recently re-decorated our lounge, in our 1890's Victorian Semi. This involved removing wood panelling which was halfway up the walls.
On repapering with lining paper and painting, a damp patch has appeared, although it may have always been there but hidden by the wood panelling!
It is on the wall which divides the lounge from the stairs, which rise up between the lounge and dining room. There is a cellar beneath the lounge.
I am not sure where it is coming from, especially as it is not on outside wall or chimney breast. Can anyone help? I have tried drying out with a de-humidifier but it keeps returning!