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Mould and mildew thrive in damp, musty environments, and basements are no exception.
Standing water has a distinct stench, a combination of mould and stagnation and is very unpleasant! If your basement has moisture or standing water, you’re likely to get mould if you haven’t already, so ensure the problem is addressed as early as possible.
Getting rid of the excess moisture from mould and mildew growing in the crevices of your soil or your drywall or concrete walls in incomplete basements is the first step in removing the musty odour from your basement in finished basements. Here are some tried-and-tested ways to get rid of that musty basement odour and some moisture-related musty odour prevention techniques.
Before treating the damp smell, it is essential to find the source of the moisture. After finding the source of dampness, you must use various damp treatment options to prevent it from occurring again.
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