Condensation usually takes the form of small spots of black mould, which if left alone will increase and multiply until it covers a large area. It is particularly fond of such areas as the kitchen, bathroom and of course, the wardrobe, especially when it does not have a back panel. This on many occasions has been mistaken as dampness. Bottled gas fires without ventilation and damp clothing on the radiators also adds to the problem. Circulation of air throughout affected rooms is important and air changes should be undertaken approx.
Good vents are also very important.
Remember to wear rubber gloves when washing the walls and care should be taken to avoid the solution coming into contact with eyes and skin. Afterwards keep an eye on the area. Wipe the fungus with a sponge and the solution, should it start to reappear.