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I have a metal shed (on a concrete hard standing) that I use to store a couple of motorbikes. There is no condensation or anything like tat but it is quite damp and the bikes get a little 'mouldy' over winter. Someone suggested lining the shed with ply and I'm just beginning to look at this...

"Dehumidifier sounds like the wrong tool for the job if you have one very damp spot on one floorboard. You're basically sucking all the water out of the air so the air can suck all the water out of one spot. I suggest you point a fan heater at the wet spot for half an hour and take it from...

No I am very vague about the problem, largely because I can't see any cause for the leak and don't think it is continual. The question was meant to be very specific around whether a more powerul dehumidifier would be worth the money. The 'damp' is below kitchen cabinets and was above...

:LOL: I accept that but I can't find any sign of a persistent leak which is why I think it was a 'one off'/occasional thing. Most of the plumbing and drainage is initially inside a cupboard which wasn't dam/p wet and the flexi pipes are attached further away from the wet floor boards. If I...

No it is under the kitchen sink and near the dishwasher but not near any junctions in the pipes and there is no sign of an issue in tyhe exterior wall so I am still working on the assumption that there was a 1 off bad leak and I'm hoping to dry it out and see if it comes back. I'm struggling to...

I have a low end domestic electric dehumidifier (probably cheaper end but I've not got the specs to hand). It does well at keeping humidity in the shed down and drying closthes! Recently we have noticed so saturated wood and rafters between the kitchen and our undercroft. I can't see any...