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It's already been cracked, hasn't it? It's just that it's not easy / cheap / practical to implement, particularly with old London stock housing.
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A pal lived in an early 1800s house in the country that wasn’t damp enough. All the clay in the walls was too dry and it was, apparently, at risk of collapse.
Wetness is all a bit Goldilocks.
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I really hope this thread cracks the whole damp in homes thing because the world is waiting for an answer.
Water than comes down -> make sure it doesn't get in
Water that's inside -> make sure it can get out
Water that's in the ground -> make sure it can't get up
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I really hope this thread cracks the whole damp in homes thing because the world is waiting for an answer. subscribed