Yeah I’ll give it a look to tonight and see if I’m getting better results.
Thanks again for your help
If it get’s worse, I’ll deny all knowledge 
Todays reading are 11.1% around a small area and 7.1% everywhere else.
The chest pains have eased already 
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The numbers ate looking good now.
7.7% everywhere except two small places where I’m getting readings of 11%. Those are when I take readings in the old adhesive so i think I ok now.
Again eternal gratitude for the advise and support.
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Ha ha !
I wish someone would explain that to Marge. She doesn’t believe me and leaves the door and windows open!
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I agree. When we had a serious leak in the loft several years ago, our insurers (who were very good about it) arranged for industrial dehumidifiers and large fans.
I don’t know if it has been mentioned yet, but before anyone comes I should hide the dehumidifier or even take it to a friend’s house.
Well, the new Lino is down and the bathroom smells free of damp again.
We will see how it goes … hopefully thats the last of that drama.
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watch out for any damp patches on the ceiling below. A dead giveaway there was a leak above, so paint it over if necessary
Make that lad of yours pee outside and swill him down with a hose until the house changes hands.
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Agreed. Not quite so easy to explain why there’s a T Shirt pinned to the ceiling.
Thankfully there is no damage to the ceilings but we have had them painted about a month ago to freshen them up before we sold the house.
I swear, the house doesn’t want us to leave. Yesterday I ripped out a load of dodgy electrical wiring from the loft (which a builder installed years ago as a loft light that never worked properly) and re-routed the remaining mess through proper boxes to make them safe. After I had done it the upstairs middle floor lights didn’t work but the top floor and bottom floor did. After a lot of head scratching and a bit of help from my friend (electrician) we eventually traced the fault back to a faulty circuit breaker in the consumer unit.
I’m a man on the edge I tell you 
A man virgin " on the edge," how novel is that
I just looked up the 5 most stressful list of life events… look you are number 3 
- Death of a loved one
- Divorce
- Moving house
- Major illness or injury
- Job loss
@summer my mum died 3 months ago and this will be house number 2 I’ve sold in 3 months. My mums (mine now) is also on the market with a viewing on Friday.
My divorce came through in December 2020 after 8 years of dragging things through the courts so its all been a bit stressful
Heck Bread you are really going through it…hope Friday goes well for you…heres a hug 
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so sorry to read about you mum passing away I know what it is like believe me. you will never forget, I often think of my parents 35 or so years on. Divorce I no nothing about but it must be a tough to go through. To add to that selling a house with those looking and no intent to buy makes things worse. been there many times even backing out when time to exchange contracts as happened to us .
when it is all over go have a pint and a short holiday break you need it
You know what @realspeed I might just do that. I haven’t had a holiday (or more than a long weekend) off for about 8 years. There’s always something work-wise I need to do.
Thanks for the tip 