My house is a 1950s brick semi-detached, with plaster directly on the brick. There are a few air bricks (right term?) around the house, including one that is inside a closet on the upstairs outside corner of the house. As you might imagine, this closet is always cold and has a tendency to grow mould in the corner, which I presume is because the door is usually closed so warmer, drier air from the rest of the house isn't circulating there. The plaster is cracked in interesting ways which I hope is also a result of the cold inside, and not a bigger structural issue.
Any suggestions for making the closet less cold? The exterior walls are themselves insulated but I was thinking of putting something on the wall inside the closet or maybe sealing off the air brick somehow.
Any suggestions for making the closet less cold? The exterior walls are themselves insulated but I was thinking of putting something on the wall inside the closet or maybe sealing off the air brick somehow.
