Winter has barely begun, and many UK households may have already noticed the tell-tale signs of damp: fogged-up windows, musty smells and even black mould in some rooms. Condensation on windows happens when water droplets from the air come into contact with a cold surface, with the moisture eventually leading to damp and mould.

From drying clothes indoors to taking long showers, small everyday habits can quietly worsen the issue. Some six home experts have issued their advice on how to prevent damp, condensation and mould this winter — and they all gave the same answer: you must manage moisture and ventilation properly.

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1. Ventilation

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