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thanks all. i have some felt i used for the shed.

With all the rain this weekend there is a big puddle in the garage near to the wall and it's very damp plus it is clear water has been running down the wall. The garage is of brickwork construction set beneath a flat steel profile sheet covered roof. I got the ladder out to see if there...

much better today, still there but not as pervasive as it was yesterday. Hopefully that should do it. Thanks very much.

thanks i've done that now. i'll see what happens.

This weekend there has been a smell of damp in my daughters bedroom, which has got steadly worse. The house is 1900's with floor boards. i've tried to check between the gaps of the boards for any leaks esp near rad's. It's even got a sink in the room (which is all switched off at the pipes...

thanks for the heads up. the coving is made of something that resembles plaster. its really heavy and no way will it dent.

ok, i dont know is the answer to that question. why do you ask? will it make any difference to my rubbing it down?

Ok i did sort of expect i'd have to put some arm work into it ;)

Whom ever painted my coving in the bathroom did not use half-paint half-water mixture on the first coat. Now it's cracking. I need to rub it all down or use an electric sander. Ideally I dont want to using elbow grease. Ideas anyone?