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Abi is annoying me, all holier than thou. She said she told Idris about the damp and the smell and he ignored her 'for weeks'....so she knew for weeks there was damp, so obviously thats potential for mould, and yet she still didn't pull the bed out to check what was going on. Take some responsibility ffs, that mould didn't suddenly grow overnight.
Mould has a smell, even if you didnt realise what it was most people would check things loke under beds, behind furniture surely
 
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Mould has a smell, even if you didnt realise what it was most people would check things loke under beds, behind furniture surely
Exactly! She had an inkling something wasn't right so bloody pull the bed out, the wardrobe. At least bend down and look under the bed. Does she not hoover the wee boys room lol.
 
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Exactly! She had an inkling something wasn't right so bloody pull the bed out, the wardrobe. At least bend down and look under the bed. Does she not hoover the wee boys room lol.
And wipe off the mould spores with bleach. Not a cure, but minimises the effects on the child.
 
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I've always read bleach feeds it.
Not true. My post grad dissertation was on damp and mould in properties. Most of my work within local government and housing associations was on damp erradication, especially from condensation. Bleach kills the mould spores, and delays its return. Not a cure, and you'd have to repeatedly clean the area. The root cause has to be dealt with. I could talk for hours on damp in properties and how to prevent it. It's a fascinating subject.
 
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I really don't see the point to Lauren, she's insufferable with her lip curling and face pulling.
 
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Exactly! She had an inkling something wasn't right so bloody pull the bed out, the wardrobe. At least bend down and look under the bed. Does she not hoover the wee boys room lol.
Given she was laid on the bed with Alfie WITH HER SHOES ON and reading him a bed time story I would say no, she doesn’t hover his room haha 😂 hygiene is clearly not her strong point!
 
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Jonathan Harvey is today's scriptwriter. If only he could do more episodes. His one liners are brilliant.

I can't wait to see his play (Savage) about Paul OGrady. It's on tour next year.
I always rave about him and his episodes. Love that he brings in characters that are underused and remembers people (like baby Frankie and the mention of Imran).
 
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I really don't see the point to Lauren, she's insufferable with her lip curling and face pulling.
I find her quite realistic. Plenty of pubs I’ve been have a young surly barmaid that ignores you while stilling on their phone and is put out that they’ve actually got to do their job.
 
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I find her quite realistic. Plenty of pubs I’ve been have a young surly barmaid that ignores you while stilling on their phone and is put out that they’ve actually got to do their job.
Its more how OTT her facial expressions are, like year 10 drama. She's just irrelevant.
 
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Given she was laid on the bed with Alfie WITH HER SHOES ON and reading him a bed time story I would say no, she doesn’t hover his room haha 😂 hygiene is clearly not her strong point!
I noticed that! I was shouting at the TV to get her shoes off the bed. :ROFLMAO:
 
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It's just gross, wearing shoes inside the house.
It's a major bugbear of mine.
Also walking around barefoot outside and thinking it's perfectly ok to walk into my house.
Yuck! Go and wash your feet first.
Shoes are for outside. Barefoot, socks and slippers are for inside. Quite simple 😇
 
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Not true. My post grad dissertation was on damp and mould in properties. Most of my work within local government and housing associations was on damp erradication, especially from condensation. Bleach kills the mould spores, and delays its return. Not a cure, and you'd have to repeatedly clean the area. The root cause has to be dealt with. I could talk for hours on damp in properties and how to prevent it. It's a fascinating subject.
When you read these posts can you smell stachybotrys. 😔

I used to work in a research facility. In the conjoined building we had a Fungi-lady, researcher in a hugely locked down, negative pressure building, where she looked at fungi all day. We used to think it would be really lonely. Just she and her spores.

They and the images under the bed just filled me with so much anxiety. When you go into houses where the smell of damp hits you and the LL keep blaming the tenant for not opening windows, not using enough bleach, not keeping things dry 🤬🤬

You would be so fascinating to talk with. I hope CS does this storyline justice. Please pull apart anything that isn't realistic for you in the UK and tell us.
 
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When you read these posts can you smell stachybotrys. 😔

I used to work in a research facility. In the conjoined building we had a Fungi-lady, researcher in a hugely locked down, negative pressure building, where she looked at fungi all day. We used to think it would be really lonely. Just she and her spores.

They and the images under the bed just filled me with so much anxiety. When you go into houses where the smell of damp hits you and the LL keep blaming the tenant for not opening windows, not using enough bleach, not keeping things dry 🤬🤬

You would be so fascinating to talk with. I hope CS does this storyline justice. Please pull apart anything that isn't realistic for you in the UK and tell us.
There are so many great options for dealing with condensation mould growth, which is still the major cause in rental properties. Who can afford to keep the heating on with the windows open when you can hardly afford the rent? The landlords should be forced to have proper solutions that have zero (or negligble) costs to the tenants.

Of course there's always mould growth from water ingress and lack of insulation, and that's a whole different subject. However moisture laden air still needs to be eradicated. No good insulating a flat, sealing windows, repairing roof etc. and then not dealing with the moisture laden air.

I'm off on one again.

As I say I could talk for hours on the subject. Landlords who just treat the walls with antifungal paint and then argue they've dealt with the problem are the true villains. This is the approach I imagine Idris will use in Abbie's flat, paint over the mould. They need to at least mention options such as heat recover ventilation systems, positive pressure fans, moisture control methods.

But like all subjects covered by Corry, it will be glossed over (see what I did there) and forgotten in a couple of weeks.
No one seens to remember Jack lost a leg. It's never mentioned. He never goes for leg replacements as he grows. Never has problems with his stump. Never talks about difficulties encountered by disabled people. Everything is all so easy in soapland.
 
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As I say I could talk for hours on the subject. Landlords who just treat the walls with antifungal paint and then argue they've dealt with the problem are the true villains. This is the approach I imagine Idris will use in Abbie's flat, paint over the mould. They need to at least mention options such as heat recover ventilation systems, positive pressure fans, moisture control methods.
I was surprised by the doctors admitting the mould could cause Alfie's illness; I developed adult onset asthma after living a damp property where the landlord slapped anti-fungal paint on and called it a day, and my GP refused to entertain mould as the cause. This was 12 years ago. She was like "Oh get rid of your cat." I did not in fact get rid of my cat. Same landlord took one of my coats with him one day, and when I asked him to give it back, he said to meet him at his church (him being the one with the car and me being the student who had to get three buses to where he was). He was greeting people all holier-than-thou and then saw me and looked at me like dirt. Like sorry for wanting my Asda coat back as a student with no money.

Roger if you see this I hope you know you are going to hell you big hypocrite.

At least Idris and the guy who sold him the flat seem believably sleazy.
 
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I wonder if they filmed the world cup thing today then edited it in?
 
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