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Ok I will try that and see if it gets any better. If not I will try a Centrifugal fan. Thanks for all your help with this.

Unfortunately we dont have a garden so have to hang our washing on an airer in the flat. I do open the nearest window when this is done. We are on the 4th floor of a block of 7. the wet towels stay in the bathroom so i guess the extractor fan picks that up.

Thank you for your reply. Do you know if this wastes electricity and is it safe?

Hi, The shaver socket in my bathroom buzzes when not in use (nothing plugged in). It has a 230V and a 115V socket. Is this normal? Thank you.

The property is a purpose build block, it was originally constructed in 1969 and completely refurb'd in 2000. The construction is brick, there are two of us and we use the shower twice a day. There is an extractor fan in each of the bathrooms and one in the kitchen above the oven. They are...

I am new to this game but here is a picture of what it roughly looks like: Thanks.

Thank you. I read the link provided but I have unfortunately tried all of the suggestions listed. As they do not appear to do the trick is my only option a dehumidifier?

Thank you, I will give it ago.

Hi, During the winter months a vast amount of condensation builds up on our windows and drips onto the window ledges/floors. We try to use extractor fans when using the bathrooms/kitchen and have even tried anti fog spray. This did help but did not eradicate the problem. We live in a...

Thank you, I will try that tonight. Would it also be worth getting some WD40 to move it along?

Hi, My (mixer) tap in the kitchen has started to drip. I have purchased some new washers and hoped this would fix the problem. I have removed the tap handles but I am unable to un do the bolt to get access. Does anyone have any ideas as I simply cant get them to budge and I don't want...