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What else is there to know about mould?

This video explores the often-overlooked positive aspects of mould, despite its reputation for causing issues in homes. Mould plays a crucial role in breaking down organic matter, which supports soil …

How moisture moves through buildings?

Understanding moisture transfer mechanisms can feel abstract when described in text. The following animation brings these processes to life, showing how vapour, air movement, liquid water, and heat interact within …

Thamesmead: the context for change

This week we examine a case study showing how Peabody tackled widespread condensation, damp, and mould (CDM) across the Thamesmead estate in southeast London. Although this case study focuses on …

Why does ‘moisture balance’ matter?

Achieving a healthy home requires maintaining a balanced level of moisture, which involves avoiding both excessive dryness and humidity within the building. In this video, we discuss the idea of …

How do thermal bridges increase the risk of mould?

As with water (relative humidity and water activity), understanding the thermal properties of a building’s external walls is essential for maintaining a healthy indoor environment. A thermal bridge (or cold …

How much moisture is produced indoors?

Moisture is naturally present in the air and in most materials in the home. However, excess moisture affecting indoors can be generated during construction and occupation as you can see …