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Thanks for the reply. Sounds very similar to mine. If I get chance at the weekend I’m going up to double check everything f again. At the mo’ just checking the figures shown on my phone. Annoying is the word!

There are a few oddities up there … maybe it is yours? That side, no I currently don’t - but am looking to prevent that, as I have read people’s lofts have seen damp due to humidity

Thanks for that link - I’ll give it a read. It’s connected to the bathroom, then out to the side of the house. I had a stronger fan fitted, because of issues in the bathroom

Appreciate this is from many-moons ago @mikey90 , but did your vents work? I have recently 'serviced' my loft, as it needed deeper insulation to help keep the house warm / reduce heat rising into it ... and I have added lap vents to the felt, but the sensor still says it's around 80% humidity...

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Just jumping into this conversation from last year. I read and fitted some 200mm loft insulation to 'top up' my existing which was likely similar 100mm. Just after a general opinion upon how I have done. Thanks

I don't know, but I used that very cuprinol colouring, and it looks great on my fence

Thanks All - very helpful. Will look into a better fan and having the Mrs open the windows

Hi All. My first post on here - and I thought best to follow on from this one, as it seems to answer some of my questions. So I seem to have a similar problem, in that my bathroom just does not get rid of moisture after we have a shower. We keep the window closed, as I thought if it were to be...

In the loft, the tubing from the fan to the exit at the side of the house

The extractor fan (appreciate it needs cleaning, but that hasn't solved the problem)

Where the fan is located in my bathroom. Directly above the bath / shower

How my loft is currently looking