By Jeff Howell 700AM GMT eleven March 2010
Jeff Howell Photo MARTIN POPE Q I live in a flat. How do I discuss it the disproportion in between precipitation and slightly wet from the building? SJ, by email
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Condensation occurs when wet air generated inside of the home meets cold surfaces. It is thus an event, that can be totalled utilizing instrumentation. Rotronic markets a accessible device called the DampGuard, that can be trustworthy to a wall, and has phony LED "traffic lights" that shift colour when precipitation is occurring.
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