Condensation is severe..I can see very similar to a steam room just after shower though fan is on. Also see 'sweaty' wall and then drop together pouring down...Near window drop allover. It was up to level that I thought initially there is some water leak from some pipe inside wall..
not everyday ...after full day garden/diy work over the weekends long shower makes lots difference especially taking shower with music on!..
As I've said, maybe cold walls, particularly near the window (is it double glazed?).
This was posted right at the beginning of this topic. This is really where you should start, not trying everything else first, and still ending up at replacing the fan for one that actually works.
WTF do you do for 40 minutes in a shower???BTW my weekend shower normally cross 40 min.
I'm most certainly not a builder but, nevertheless, back on page 1, I wrote ..
Indeed, but (a) the fact that the OP responded with that does not alter the fact that, although not 'a builder', I had suggested it early on ... and, more to the point (useful/'constructive'), (b) I would have thought that there are all sorts of ways in which ventilation via the window could be achieved despite the fact that it 'opens to road'.EFLImpudence said:
Yes I've repositioned fan timers remote from the fan several times due to only T&E to the fan.
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