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Check for Condensation

Condensation is the conversion of water vapor into liquid water. It can occur when warm, humid air comes into contact with a cold surface, such as a wall. Condensation can lead to dampness, mold growth, and other problems.

How to detect dampness in a wall?

There are several ways to detect dampness in a wall:

  • Visual inspection: Look for signs of water damage, such as stains, peeling paint, or bubbling wallpaper.
  • Touch test: Touch the wall. If it feels damp or cold, it may be a sign of condensation.
  • Moisture meter: Use a moisture meter to measure the moisture content of the wall. A reading of above 15% may indicate a problem.
  • Condensation meter: Use a condensation meter to measure the relative humidity of the air near the wall. A reading of above 60% may indicate a problem.

If you detect dampness in a wall, it is important to take steps to address the problem. This may involve improving ventilation, repairing any leaks, or installing a dehumidifier.