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I own a property with condensation issues, it is highly likely the majority of the conensation being caused by tenants placing damp items on radiators.
I am looking into the feasability of me either supplying a washer/drier in the kitchen or running power to a shed to allow the tenant to install their own drier in the shed. (There doesn't appear to be sufficient room to fit a washer drier and separately in the kitchen.)
The run from the kichen to the shed being approximately 3 meters across a block paved yard (I would be reluctant to dig up the block paving to bury an electrical supply cable.)
I am also toying with idea of fitting timers to the kitchen and bathroom ventiation fans to ensure they run for a minimum time after being switched to the off position.
Any thoughts on these options or other ways of reducing the effects of condensation would be greatly received.
I am looking into the feasability of me either supplying a washer/drier in the kitchen or running power to a shed to allow the tenant to install their own drier in the shed. (There doesn't appear to be sufficient room to fit a washer drier and separately in the kitchen.)
The run from the kichen to the shed being approximately 3 meters across a block paved yard (I would be reluctant to dig up the block paving to bury an electrical supply cable.)
I am also toying with idea of fitting timers to the kitchen and bathroom ventiation fans to ensure they run for a minimum time after being switched to the off position.
Any thoughts on these options or other ways of reducing the effects of condensation would be greatly received.
