Damp or mould in your home could be caused by a number of factors, like putting your clothes on the radiator to dry. Tim Fenner at Bristol’s Timberwise has shared his tips for how to preventing damp
But what many of us might not realise, is the damage that having the heating on could cause.To a lot of people, cranking up the heating might seem like a good way to dry out the damp, but it could actually make the problem much worse.
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