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        <title>Bathroom ceiling repair (insulation &amp; plaster/paint)</title>
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        <pubDate>Tue, 24 Jul 2012 11:49:12 +0000</pubDate>
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        <description><![CDATA[Hi there, I hope some of you guys can help a novice...<br /><br />
I have black mould due to dampness around an extractor fan in a bathroom. I think this is due to the pipe going into attic not being insulated so the moisture is running back down the pipe to the ceiling. I hope to wrap the pipe in some sort of insulation to fix the problem...any suggestions on how to insulate. The pipe is flexible/soft.<br /><br />
My other question relates to repairing the ceiling as some of the plaster immediately around the fan has gone bad so I've chipped it off in the worst spots a couple of inches around where the fan sits in the ceiling. Can I fill this with something like ready mixed polyfilla (which I happen to have) as it's only a small section...or is this a bad idea/unsuitable? If so, what's best?<br /><br />
Also I plan to apply some sort of stain stopper -  should this be applied before the plaster or after it dries before painting?<br /><br />
Thanks!!]]>
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