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Cupboards Not As Dry As They Used To Be

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atalanta | 13:59 Thu 19th Oct 2017 | Home & Garden
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My boiler was removed, leaving a very useful cupboard-space. The cupboard next to it was always a coat-cupboard. Both cupboards used to be warm and dry because of the boiler and the hot-water pipes, but now I feel they just might be getting a bit fusty. The new pipes don't go anywhere near these cupboards, so I don't think a plumber could fix a little radiator there. Is there any other answer ?
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Avatar Image Mamyalynne
If there is a nearby power source search for wardrobe heaters, take the edge off a cold damp musty cupboard very well.
14:08 Thu 19th Oct 2017
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Little rad would probably work out cheapest to run. Could use it as an airing cupboard.
15:47 Thu 19th Oct 2017

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