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It's against an outside wall. There's no obvious cause that I can see outside. It was a builder who told me that it didn't look like damp and he thought it was a result of the plaster being painted over before it had a chance to dry out.

It isn't drying out, if anything it's getting worse. Does that mean maybe it's a different cause.

Hello. We have a patch of damp on one of our walls, which we have been told has probably been caused by someone painting over the plaster before it was dry. How do I rectify this? Do I remove the paint from the wall (how??) and simply repaint? Sorry if this is a stupid question, but never...

Well, I opened her up to see what I could see, but nothing immediately apparent. Except for a dead mouse, which didn't seem to have done any damage. If someone comes out for a service and inspection would that cover replacement pipe cost, or would there be a small/large charge?

Just putting kids to bed, so no time to find digital camera. There are about 6 nor 7 pipes - it's coming from the one furthest to the right, which is also the one that protrudes most to the front. It's the only one made of plastic.

Hello. We have a Potterton Performance 24 Eco HE - not sure how old it is as we moved in to the house in December, but don't think it's very old. Not had the heating on all summer, but the boiler heats the hot water and we haven't had any problems with that. When I tried to turn the...