Soldato
- Joined
- 26 Apr 2004
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- Wrexham
Is there any legality in not having any ventilation in a room when a window is closed?
My flat is quite warm which is lovely at this time of year, but when the windows are closed, there is basically no ventilation (no vents or anything, which i thought was standard with new windows?)
The place is quite new, but this building was the first of its type in this area and so im guessing a few mistakes were made. A lot of condensation appears overnight, and therefore mould (lovely and healthy im sure you agree) and the only way of getting the window sills and surrounds dry is to leave a window open during the day.
any ideas if this is right?!
My flat is quite warm which is lovely at this time of year, but when the windows are closed, there is basically no ventilation (no vents or anything, which i thought was standard with new windows?)
The place is quite new, but this building was the first of its type in this area and so im guessing a few mistakes were made. A lot of condensation appears overnight, and therefore mould (lovely and healthy im sure you agree) and the only way of getting the window sills and surrounds dry is to leave a window open during the day.
any ideas if this is right?!