just replaced bathroom,when taking the old bath out we noticed that the cold water pipe was soaking all along the entire pipe,we let it dry out as the floor was also wet,we put it down to the old bath leaking,anyway the new suite as been fitted for over a month so i decided to check under the bath, and again all along the cold water pipe is droplets,which i assume is condensation the 15mm pipe is clipped to the party wall and outside wall,i have some 15mm foam lagging but it will only go over 3/4 of the pipe,does anyone have any suggestions.
condensation in bathroom?
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also ventilate your bathroom properly
//www.diynot.com/wiki/building:condensation_in_houses
cheers,i have managed to get the 15mm lagging all the way around the pipes,nightmare of a job under the bath,i do have a humidistat extractor fan a nd a trickle vent,also the bathroom window is open from 8am to 10pm most days,i will see how the lagging goes and check underneath the bath in a couple of weeks.I am also going to leave a small gap both sides of the bath panel where i had filled with silicone to see if i can get a little air circulating.thanks again
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