. NotedI often dry clothes on an airing horse over bath with no problems provided there is a good air flow
I would have though closed as this would stop any moisture spreading to other rooms. Window open yesAlso leave door open.
.Thanks, I did not know of that will look out for one .There is a moisture absorber about the size of a tub of ice cream, you can get in hardware stores and you can leave that in bathroom also
I doOne tip, if you have heating in the bathroom, leave the rad on
. I would have though closed as this would stop any moisture spreading to other rooms. Window open yes
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I would have though closed as this would stop any moisture spreading to other rooms. <snip>
I agree with you on that actuallyViews are mixed on this.
Rapid ventilation with a wide open window and closed door will get rid of most of the moisture in the air.
Leaving the heat on with the window ajar should take care of the rest of it.
Moisture can spread to other rooms, but like with anything else, its the concentration of moisture that counts together with cold bridges.
Air can absorb a significant amount of moisture and hold it - until it hits something cold.
So if you're leaving the door open monitor the rest of the house for a typical week to see if there are any damp patches on walls - near the top of the stairs or at windows in the bedrooms for example.
FWIW
ONQ.
I tried google on this and did not come up with much except amazon.There is a moisture absorber about the size of a tub of ice cream, you can get in hardware stores .