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It is not necessary to destroy the wall in its entirety; rather, just the lowest one should be broken down gradually. As soon as this component is safeguarded, the upper component will no longer be able to take in moisture that is derived from the ground.
Additional techniques for removing moisture that could potentially be effective for you
Because it performs a function that is relatively comparable to that of baking soda, sea salt is an excellent ally in the fight against humidity. You will only need to set containers containing sea salt or sea salt on the base or shelves of the walls, and that is all there is to it. It will start to absorb all of the moisture gradually. In addition, it is quite simple to use.
It is also possible to use baking soda in the same manner as sea salt; all you need to do is place a few containers next to the region of the walls that is prone to moisture, and you will notice effects in a short amount of time.
Additionally, making use of tea tree oil is an effective method for removing moisture from walls. In order to do this, you need to combine two teaspoons of this oil with two cups of gourds, ensuring that the components are well combined, and then apply the mixture to the parts that are damp.
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