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yes - the concrete gets much darker and is slightly damp to touch

Thanks for your reply. It's difficult to explain but the ground outside appears to be lower. The wall sits on top of the concrete floor, the floor juts outside of the line of the wall a little bit.

it's coming from the floor below (underneath is the cellar)

Thank you very much for the advice re the tool to use.

Yes I have checked this valve. Thanks for the suggestion.

If it is a blocked return pipe would a power flush do the trick and is it a big job?

Thanks for your suggestion I had thought of that but wasn't sure what I could use to remove the grout?

How do I get the grout in between kitchen floor tiles back to their original colour or at least clean? I've tried bleach and a toothbrush but to of no avail. Thanks

This might seem like a strange question. I have a vestibule area with a side exterior door at the side of my house with a concrete floor. For the three years that I have lived here there has always been a large dark patch in one corner next to the outside wall. During really dry weather (very...

Thanks to both of you who have posted comments - very much appreciated. I am going to look at all the ideas and see if they work. Thanks again.

Hi I'm sorry if this question has already been asked but I couldn't see it on the forum. I have recently had three new radiators fitted on the gound floor of my end of terrace house - two in the living room and one in the kitchen. Two out the three work great along with the other ones on...