Rooms without natural ventilation can become a trap for condensation and quickly develop mould. Find out the best ways to ventilate rooms with no windows.

Could plants help to reduce condensation and stop mould in your home? Find out if they coudl be part of the solution.

Dark patches of mould in your home are unsightly, and can damage your health. Learn more about what types of household mould are harmful to your health.

High humidity from condensation is the most common cause of mould and mildew. Mould can be caused by poor ventilation, leaks and excess moisture in the air, which causes condensation.

Black mould has long been the curse of homeowners, appearing not just in bathrooms, but in bedrooms, behind furniture, around windows and even on floors and clothes. Far from just being an aesthetic problem, studies have shown that mould is bad for your health. So can natural cleaners like baking soda actually remove black mould?

Damp is often worse in a cold home, and heating can help reduce problems in the short term, but you will need to deal with the underlying cause to stop if from recurring.

Damp in bathrooms is a common problem, and it can damage your walls as creating a breeding ground for mould. Find out what you can do to stop it.

The presence of mould in your home is not just unsightly, it can be dangerous to your health, and is often a sign that there is an underlying damp problem that could cause severe damage to the fabric of your property resulting in expensive redecorating and repairs.

Even when energy prices are high, not heating your home in winter can be damaging; worsening problems with damp, condensation, and mould.