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Thu, Aug 6, 09 at 22:44
| I noticed a little mould problem in my bathroom due to water leaking from the shower. I bought a corner stopper to re-direct the flow of water and thought I would replace all mouldy areas of the bathroom. While doing this a friend awakened me to the fact that I don’t have proper ventilation (a fan or an open window). So after taking a close look as to where I could install an exit vent for a fan I noticed a window that I had previously dismissed as a common room for the condo. After talking to a neighbour I realised that this window should be the window located in my shower for ventilation, SOME ONE HAD TILED IT OVER. So my question is . . . . any tips on how to demo that area? And make a water proof seal between the shower and the window (the window is still good I assume). |
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Fri, Aug 7, 09 at 9:52
| Windows in a shower can be very problematic. Perhaps you should leave the window as it is and add an exhaust fan. |
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