I have a very annoying condensation problem in a small walk in wardrobe from my bedroom.
When I moved in two years ago(house built early 1900s) the wardrobe had door on it which i took off for extra space but now the north west corner of the wardrobe gets wet and mould starts to grow.
I have put a air brick in which has improved the wetness but it has not gone away.
I'm not sure what to do next after reading some stuff on here should I plaster board the wall or do you guys think i should put on the old door back on.
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Try door first, the mould is a symptom of exessive hudity so need to consider how to reduce this by improving ventilation . by dryling the walls of wardrobe this should increase wall temp but could simply move cold spot to another area.
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