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I recently noticed damp at the bottom of the downstairs wall next to the toilet. I've had a look at the concealed cistern and the concrete floor down there is wet. When I looked, the cistern was soaked in condensation from the water line down. I flushed the cistern first thing and held the valve closed with an elastic band, then I wiped everything down with paper towels. There's still a bit of water in the bottom. A couple of hours later, everything was still dry, so the pipe from the bottom of the cistern seems not to be leaking.
The room next door has a tumble drier that vents into the room. The pipes go through the wall to the cistern and they're not sealed. Despite the pipes being behind cupboards, I bet that's the main source of the humidity.
Anyway, what's the best remedy for this? would sprayfoaming the cistern stop the condensation? What else could I do?
The room next door has a tumble drier that vents into the room. The pipes go through the wall to the cistern and they're not sealed. Despite the pipes being behind cupboards, I bet that's the main source of the humidity.
Anyway, what's the best remedy for this? would sprayfoaming the cistern stop the condensation? What else could I do?
