[GSBN] Strawbale wall mold

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Is it possible that he uses the air conditionning at quite low 
temperature and that the humidity would be comming from the hot humid 
ouside air condensating against the (cold) inner plaster?
I often read that walls 'allways' should be more permeable on the ouside 
but have noticed (felt and smelled) that in sometimes felt a sudden rise 
in humidity in my sb house comming (I firmy believe) from the rain on my 
west façacade driven in by the sun that came out (and heated the outside 
surface to a temperature higher than that of the straw core and therefor 
inviting a great deal of the moisture (rain sucked into the limeplaster) 
into the bale wall.

André - the Nose - de Bouter





Le 21/03/2012 12:03, Andrew Webb a écrit :
> I'd say that by 'interior walls' he means internal surface of the 
> exterior wall and 'exterior walls' he means exterior surface.
>
> -AW
>
> On 21/03/2012 8:34 AM, Bohdan Dorniak wrote:
>>
>> One of the photos does show a window(?)
>>
>
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