Damp Cellar Part 2

[@SteveSandersonArt]

Love watching your vids Peter. In September I bought a house that had a patch of damp on the interior hallway wall. After watching your vids, I pulled the floor up and notice the vent hole under the floor on the inside cavity wall, was blocked with damp sandy mortar, I removed 5 buckets full from the cavity, letting air flow back in the cavity and under the floor. Within two months the damp was gone.... cheers :)

[@tomc8963]

What are the units installed called?

[@Caspar0s]

What is the name of the unit? Am I looking for an HRV Heat recovery ventilator?

[@daveoconnor5084]

Hi Peter, could you tell me the name of these units and where I could get them from please. Kind regards Dave.

[@GraeneyMac]

Like the house, Peter, your videos will stand the test of time. Great education. Thanks.

[@benpheloung5388]

Hi Peter. I've tried to find the answer to this in one of your videos about salt in brickwork, but haven't been able to spot it. I've got some effloesence in a wall and I'm going to chip the plaster off the bricks and replace it with some new damp proof plaster. Do I need to treat the salt in the bricks with acetic acid before plastering?

[@alinicol]

Hi Peter, love your videos and your informativeapproach. Can I ask what unit you use in your cellar? I have introduced an extractor fan in my cellar and it has helped with the damp. I'm after something along the same lines as your unit to finalise the dehumidifying of the area.

[@Pete.Ty1]

Very informative. Thank you.