Extraction is the best way by far - anything else will just be spreading the water stain about/diluting it.
Sorry, what do you mean by extraction?
As in you’ll need an extraction cleaner (a device like a vacuum) to pull out the water/water stain. Adding more water to it won’t work, it’ll just worsen the stain!Sorry, what do you mean by extraction?
Ohh ok! Thank you I will give this a try
A dehumidifier should help, leave the door open as much as possible to let air circulate. You can hire dehumidifiers if you don’t want to buy oneHello
I’m looking for some advice please.
The extractor fan in the ensuite does not work. It will take a while to be fixed. There are no windows.
The bathroom is starting to smell of damp. Is it a dehumidifier that I should buy to help with this?
Any advice/solutions would be much appreciated, thanks!
My bathroom doesn't have an extractor fan and so I have a little dehumidifier which I plug in outside and then pop just inside the bathroom door (the cord fits under the door so I can still have that closed). Works a treat! Also great to run beside a load of washing on an indoor clothes rack. Definitely speeds up the drying time.Hello
I’m looking for some advice please.
The extractor fan in the ensuite does not work. It will take a while to be fixed. There are no windows.
The bathroom is starting to smell of damp. Is it a dehumidifier that I should buy to help with this?
Any advice/solutions would be much appreciated, thanks!
) and someone had like colour changing strip lights on the top of their kitchen units* and I thought this would be fab for when we have people over at Christmas. Does anyone have this? Quickly googled it and found some led tape reasonably priced, seems to run from an app but I cannot fathom if it's mains powered or battery? I have a tape LED on the back of my TV, we don’t have it on colour changing, but it can change colours and it also does alternate with different speeds. We bought them on Amazon and they work by either plugging into a USB port (we use an old apple plug and plug into mains) not sure if they could work?I was walking the dog tonight (looking in people's windows
*sounds naff but seemed very effective.
Looks great thank you
. Would be perfect if it can sync or colour change with music!. If that's the case I could probably plug it in to a power bank as only for entertaining, didn't want to start making holes in the units. Off to Amazon..The Philips hue strip lights plug into mains, we’ve got them under our kitchen cabinets and they were really easy to (retro) fit. They work with the hue motion detectors so they’re a dimmer light that turns on in the kitchen at night for us automatically.Looks great thank you
Yankee candles have a good scent.
Have a look at a brand called Govee on Amazon. They are app controlled and can react to music should you want them too. They aren't expensive really, around £20 and have lots of themes such as flickering fires, scrolling rainbows etc. I have them underneath my kitchen cupboard down towards the worktop and they are really brightening. I've got them set on a timer as well to come on so if I'm not home before sunset the dog isn't sat in the darkI was walking the dog tonight (looking in people's windows
*sounds naff but seemed very effective.
I bought a Pomegranate one from Asda a while back, I found that one was pretty good for the price (about £3.50 I think).
