So I live in an area with a very high clay content in the soil. The entire neighboorhood also happens to be built on natural springs. So the water table is alreayd pretty high. The basement walls had ...

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Dampness in-house is a problem faced by numerous homes, especially during the monsoon or in areas with poor ventilation. It starts from the smallest signs, such as peeling paint, musty smell, or ...

As temperatures drop, many of us may struggle with condensation on windows, dampness, and even mould in our homes. In addition to being generally unpleasant, living in a damp property can lead to ...

Cold months return, windows mist up, and that stale smell creeps back. Homeowners are turning to a breathable, old-world fix. Instead of sealing damp behind plastic paints and pricey gadgets, a ...

The first time you encounter salt banding on a damp wall, it’s easy to mistake it for mould – and in fairness, mould often follows soon after if the issue isn’t addressed. But salt banding is actually ...

Lee Wallender is a home improvement writer of nearly 20 years and specializes in home remodeling, repair and maintenance. Samantha is an editor who covers all topics home-related including home ...