Damp & Mould Problems Commonly Found in Lofts (UK Guide)
Loft damp and mould are usually caused by condensation, poor ventilation, or hidden roof leaks. This UK guide explains the most common loft moisture problems, how to tell leaks from...
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Mould Eradication Additive
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Mould Eradication Additive
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Two 50ml bottles of Mould Eradication Additive are sufficient to treat 5 litres of paint. For wallpaper paste or tile grout, simply add 50ml of the additive to 2.5 litres of the product, mix thoroughly, and apply as per the manufacturer’s guidelines.
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