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That’s thanks to your neighbours heating. 14C is too low - the walls must be colder than that, leading to condensation of water on the surface. Do you maybe hav
by Daniel_sk 9y ago
That’s thanks to your neighbours heating. 14C is too low - the walls must be colder than that, leading to condensation of water on the surface. Do you maybe have problems with mold on walls? That would definitely be a problem at a house due to higher humidity. It would get lot colder if you lived in a house.
- Tharkun 9y agoNope, that's the upside of a draughty old building, all the air leaks keep the place well ventilated and pretty dry. 14C is not too low, in fact it was pretty common before the age of central heating. Additionally, I'm on the ground floor on a street corner, so three walls exposed to the air and one wall shared with a large garage —— which i assume isn't heated.
- ghaff 9y agoI have a stand-alone drafty New England farmhouse. That’s about my nighttime thermostat temperature. I go up about 3-4 degrees C during the day if I’m there.