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►Earlier today, it was concluded that two-year-old boy Awaab Ishak died after prolonged exposure to mould in his home, with coroner saying that it should be a “defining moment for housing sector”
Housing activist Kwajo Tweneboa, who knows all too well what it's like to live in appalling conditions in social housing - and now campaigns for better social housing - joined us in the studio to talk about the issue.
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@LMCSM
@LMCSM Год назад
At least they have been given a property by the social! I'm homeless and been on the waiting list for 15 years!
@lotuselise4432
@lotuselise4432 Год назад
I bet if you had a place then you would be grateful for the fact that you have a roof over your head and would therefore cherish and look after it.
@Memo420UK
@Memo420UK Год назад
@T I have known people to wait 12 years and they were in open houses for the majority of that time but yes I believe this comment to be bs. She obviously has somewhere to stay as if she was in EA she would of been a priority
@AJ-qn6gd
@AJ-qn6gd Год назад
We had tenants complain to us about damp in a house we rent that has never had damp before only to find they were using a tumble dryer in the house without passing the vent hose out of the window thus filling the house with moisture !
@AJ-qn6gd
@AJ-qn6gd Год назад
@philip robins, believe me I sometimes wonder !
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
But but government gibs!
@cellansmith5124
@cellansmith5124 Год назад
@@user-ug8wx5er1w do you speak English
@ramatgan1
@ramatgan1 Год назад
I'm sick and tired of people blaming tenants who have no power, r ignored and not listened to. When landlords, housing directors with 6 figure salaries and agovt that's more interested in sending billions to nazis in Ukraine than fixing the housing crisis in this country. Social housing & association flat's are tiny and poorly built. When you wash your clothes there is no place to hang your wet clothes than inside the home cause there is no balcony and/or garden and this compounds the problem. You can't open the windows, let the cold in if you have kids or someone elderly. What is someone to do. How can people live like this.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
okay? what's your point?
@2Truth2you
@2Truth2you Год назад
There is less mould in Africa due to the fresh air.
@SYSTEMERROR01
@SYSTEMERROR01 Год назад
Lack of moisture
@Daisy-tl2lh
@Daisy-tl2lh Год назад
so that's where they need to go clearly!
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
Rwanda is best. We should end social housing and send people there.
@michaelsnelling3338
@michaelsnelling3338 Год назад
Totally different climate and for different reasons they will get mould.
@laurastuart3814
@laurastuart3814 Год назад
Why didn't she keep cleaning the mould off with bleach and water? Some people don't open the windows and that leads to condensation and damp. The thing is that despite the poor social housing conditions, nearly 1000 per day are landing in the UK with the full expectation of receiving a house. Maybe they think life is easy here.
@viktorhubenov7734
@viktorhubenov7734 Год назад
Dear Laura either you are estate agent or a landlord. They are all devils. Moulding off the wall is a temporary solution you know that too. This is a problem for English people too. What’s the real reason behind such comment? Hate?
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
That may not have been enough to protect the child. This problem would not exist in Africa so I guess they were not experienced with it. If you keep cleaning it off and it keeps coming back that argues that some maintenance work is needed to bring the building up to habitable standards.
@sambrooks7862
@sambrooks7862 Год назад
I was speaking to a guy from Nigeria and he told me that he has worked all over the world and everywhere he has lived England is regarded as a huge joke. He said that in his country they have a saying, "England is the only country in the world where you can stay in bed all day and still get paid".
@Daisy-tl2lh
@Daisy-tl2lh Год назад
they must just stay home get on with their lives and stop wanting something else because this is our land and immigrants are not welcome!
@honeyfungus4774
@honeyfungus4774 Год назад
@@sambrooks7862 He hasn't heard about Ireland yet then.
@samcaldwell7694
@samcaldwell7694 Год назад
Firstly cleaning Will get rid of the mould so will ventilation ie opening windows. Then you have immigrants coming over in droves where ultimately are they going to be housed. When they cannot house people here already.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@rinima858
@rinima858 Год назад
I have met so many tenants never thought of opening a window when the sun is out
@elmoelms2743
@elmoelms2743 Год назад
To lazy to clean the mould I guess or even buy those damp prevention blocks which only cost a pound which I use
@beatricecaracciolo5289
@beatricecaracciolo5289 Год назад
The coroner concluded the family were not at fault.
@colin4685
@colin4685 Год назад
You know what works on mould. Cleaning
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
Endlessly, and if the mould is of the extent that it's difficult to keep on top of it that argues that some maintenance is needed to bring the accommodation up to habitable standard.
@colin4685
@colin4685 Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 but cleaning it until the initial problem can get resolved. Not hard.
@S-North
@S-North Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 Do you expect the Landlord to show up with cloth's and some bleach every week and clean it for them? Personal hygiene is every person's own personal responsibility, 'especially' when you have your young childrens' health to consider. This sad episode sounds more like a case of child neglect I'm afraid.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@S-North No. I expect the landlord to provide accommodation that is fit for human habitation.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@colin4685 You mean for 7 years and upwards? The problem was first reported in 2017. I think I'd be on happy pills if I had to deal with that issue every day.
@seangalloway9609
@seangalloway9609 Год назад
My kids room had mould behind the wardrobe. I bleached it, sanded it down, wiped it with water and painted the room in qnti fungal paint. I didn't ask the council to sort it out, It was easy, took a day. Why couldn't his parents do that simple job? Why blame councils if you choose to let your kids live in filth?
@michaelsnelling3338
@michaelsnelling3338 Год назад
You can also get anti condensation paint which sort of warms up a wall. I have used it in cupboards with good success. A good combination is using Zinzer as a base coat.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@trudief833
@trudief833 Год назад
@@nameundefinedname5307 I wish people would read the report. The comments on here from some people are utterly disgusting
@azillliasmith2734
@azillliasmith2734 Год назад
@@trudief833 where is the report ?
@Stephen1961
@Stephen1961 Год назад
The parents should have cleaned the property! Most properties always get damp and moist clean and clean!!
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@KINGJK144
@KINGJK144 Год назад
They never cleaned and repainted, we've all seen the pics. It's not good but this is what happens when immigration over burdens the social safety nets we pay for, the net that isn't even available to most English citizens now. Try getting a council place these days, it over, and it's over because of immigration. Cases like this will only further the government's desire to get out of the housing industry altogether, they'll pass more and more over to private landlords. That family has been here for years and still all needed interpretors at the trial so they could call England racist again.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
Repainting would not stop mould and in a bad case like this, cleaning would be and endless burden. Accommodation should be habitable in the first place.
@Memo420UK
@Memo420UK Год назад
Why the fuck were we housing them in the first place. Why didn't the dad doing anything about it? It's not hard to sort out
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@michaelbradshaw1575
@michaelbradshaw1575 Год назад
I believe the tenants should be educated about ventilation
@miapulchritudinous9791
@miapulchritudinous9791 Год назад
Adequate ventilation is the home owner responsibility. Watertight roofs, working guttering and flowing drains is the only prevention of mould growing inside the home.
@michaelbradshaw1575
@michaelbradshaw1575 Год назад
@@miapulchritudinous9791 if wet clothes are left to dry on radiators this will corse condensation with will lead to mould. unless the tenant opens a window to ventilate the room, but they don't
@miapulchritudinous9791
@miapulchritudinous9791 Год назад
@@michaelbradshaw1575 buy a tumble dryer and fit windows with vents so the window doesn't have to be open during winter. Opening a window does not remove moisture in damp cold winter weather. Look it up.
@michaelbradshaw1575
@michaelbradshaw1575 Год назад
@@miapulchritudinous9791 Thier rents are subsidized, if they complain about mould they should buy their own tumble dryer and not expect everything given to them
@miapulchritudinous9791
@miapulchritudinous9791 Год назад
@@michaelbradshaw1575 Same could be said for landlords. After the tenant pays credit check fees, admin costs, substantial deposit, rent, council tax, check out fees. Could be asked to pay more rent or move out, incurring removal costs. You'd expect them to buy large goods and move them between homes? I think the income generated from rent alone, (regardless of where it comes from, it's who's pocket it end up in) the income is enough to compensate. Landlords can't expect everything to be paid for by the tenant.
@DEADLINE4157
@DEADLINE4157 Год назад
I genuinly think that people just dont know that drying their washing on a radiator with all the windows closed is a really bad thing to do and will cause mold, of all things to blame the government for, you cant really blame them for this. Open your windows at least once a day and let air circulate, even private properties have to do this.
@eclark3849
@eclark3849 Год назад
wrong ban type waste incinerator recycling plants and ban type waste recycling plants are
@eclark3849
@eclark3849 Год назад
causing this have left parts of eng with the worst air pollution in the eu highest respiratory deaths diseases
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
More gibs from the government.
@ramatgan1
@ramatgan1 Год назад
Social housing & association flat's are small and poorly built. When you wash your clothes there is no place to hang your wet clothes than inside the home cause there is no balcony and/or garden and this compounds the problem. If you open the windows, the cold comes in. What is someone to do. How can people live like this.
@Mark-kh1ny
@Mark-kh1ny Год назад
@@ramatgan1 whether they put a built in vent in your property or you crack the window open, it’s the same thing. Just for clarity you don’t have to open it wide, the first safety catch is fine. No one is immune from science and that includes home owners.
@AtlasofInfo
@AtlasofInfo Год назад
The government (and therefore the tax payer), is not responsible for your welfare. You should prioritise your mind, work ethic and your own family before you call on everyone else to deal with your problems. This is wealth redistribution. Many of us are not fooled by these games. End the welfare state! Mould or damp in a house that you rent? Landlord not doing anything about it? Here's an idea, move out. Pretty simple right? It's almost as if you don't care about the health of your child or you were too ignorant to know it was a danger and sought financial compensation to mask your shame.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
End the welfare state? Governments of different political persuasions have welfare states to different degrees because they do not want revolutions. The welfare state includes pensions too.
@AtlasofInfo
@AtlasofInfo Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 State Pension is rubbish. Rather keep my money and invest in myself and my own family. Should be able to opt-out. Never happen though and we all know why. Some people are just leeches. Bring on the Revolution then. We'll see what kind of country we live in after one of those. You want to know what a real dog-eat-dog world is, you crack on with your "Revolution." Most countries today are basically a Frankenstein monster of Socialism and Cronyism. People say we're a Capitalist country but those people are either incredibly ignorant or they're being deliberately deceitful.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@AtlasofInfo I think you mean most countries are mixed economies (that's the official term). I'm not advocating a revolution. Chaos and violence benefit no one except dictators. I believe a mixed economy and regulation of capitalism is needed to moderate its inherent flaws that cause boom and bust extremes..
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 the welfare state only includes pensions for those who have never paid National Insurance. You have to have paid 35 years worth of contributions, to recieve a full state pension. That's not welfare, that's a contribution pension scheme.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@TheMirrorGuy I'm not referring to pensions being called 'benefits' which I think it wrong but the state pension is organised and paid out by the state and pension payments do not come directly from a person's contribution. Each pension paid comes out of taxation paid in by the current working generation, to the pensioners of the day because there is no pension 'pot'. Contributions form part of the revenue used for pensions but NI contributions in themselves are not enough to cover pensions as they also cover entitlements to benefits of other kinds, e.g. sick pay, maternity pay and some unemployment pay. The state pension is considered part of the welfare state because the state organises ad pays them and requires employers to pay their share. Before the state's introduction of the state pension working people could not afford any private pensions and lived or died without them.
@Chris-hy6jy
@Chris-hy6jy Год назад
A lot of this is down to lazy people not cleaning their homes. Damp is one thing but allowing mould to grow on the walls of your living room like that without cleaning it is beyond dumb!
@miapulchritudinous9791
@miapulchritudinous9791 Год назад
Causes of damp Excess moisture. Moisture gets into the air in our homes through everyday activities like cooking, washing, showering and drying clothes. ... Poorly heated homes. ... Poor ventilation. ... No DPC. ... Inadequate DPC. ... Plumbing issues. ... Building faults. ... Inadequate gutters. Maintenance is the home owners responsibility including housing associations. Without fixing the causes, the mould will keep growing and it's unfair on the tenant to live in those conditions.
@poshgentleman559
@poshgentleman559 Год назад
@@miapulchritudinous9791 Despite your list of causes, one of the main causes is: not opening windows, in some cases AT ALL in the winter: while steam in the kitchen, bathroom, and indoor clothes drying is going on. Also a lot of foreigners feel the cold, and won,t open windows. And finally: some people think it's the councils responsibility to do everything.......l would have wiped this stuff off, painted over it etc.....l would not of let it spread to that level.
@miapulchritudinous9791
@miapulchritudinous9791 Год назад
@@poshgentleman559 Extractor fans..... (Home owner responsibility to install and maintain).. removes moisture from a home. Opening a window in the winter.... Let's damp cold air in and makes the situation worse. Yes anyone renting from a home owner expects the property to be maintained as per the legal contract. Or the next time you stay in a hotel? Expect to wipe the windows to prevent condensation..... You ever had to do that in a hotel?... Wipe the windows? No? Because the guttering works and the building is properly maintained.
@poshgentleman559
@poshgentleman559 Год назад
@@miapulchritudinous9791 No, l have never had to wipe the windows, because l keep windows open a bit to release condensation, and to have fresh air. Most of this problem is due to umpteen people living in a property, with the widows shut all winter, and clothes drying, showers, kitchen steam etc: building up moisture in the air, and it has no where to escape to. If you ventilate your property properly, then this won,t happen.....but to many people molly coddle themselves, and are frightened of being cold.
@miapulchritudinous9791
@miapulchritudinous9791 Год назад
@@poshgentleman559 it's the home owners responsibility to provide ventilation. Vents in windows, extractor fans, means of drying washing. Opening a window only works if the air outside is dry.
@vap3z131
@vap3z131 Год назад
What a surprise…compensation!
@Daisy-tl2lh
@Daisy-tl2lh Год назад
oh yes its good to get their hands on someone else's hard earned money!
@AJ-qn6gd
@AJ-qn6gd Год назад
Where there’s blame there’s a claim and now it’s been “ proven” in court 😡😡
@benclark41
@benclark41 Год назад
Education on this is key, The lifestyle and habits of the inhabitants sadly is the biggest cause of mould in properties.
@ramatgan1
@ramatgan1 Год назад
Blame the victims rather the landlords, housing directors making 6 figure salary's and a govt that spends billions to send it to nazis in Ukraine.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
no
@beatricecaracciolo5289
@beatricecaracciolo5289 Год назад
Education is key. The coroner was educated.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
@freebeerfordworkers major but not only
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
@freebeerfordworkers You need to read the coroner's report but it seems that it was a combination of an ineffective extractor fan in the bathroom, no extractor fan in the kitchen coupled with a lack of response from the landlord to tackle the cause of the problem over an extended period.
@SDRockman
@SDRockman Год назад
What's social housing like in their country of origin? And what are they doing to the people over there to make sure that immigrants get decent housing and also what benefits would be given?
@General12300
@General12300 Год назад
That's irrelevant... So if it was a white person then it would suddenly be a problem? You tosser...
@georgina-a
@georgina-a Год назад
"Country of origin"? 🤨 You know that British people, born in this country, who have paid their taxes, are not all white, right?
@SDRockman
@SDRockman Год назад
@@georgina-a Then they are not British.
@elainekent3551
@elainekent3551 Год назад
@@SDRockman no Sudanese
@azillliasmith2734
@azillliasmith2734 Год назад
That's an interesting question.....so I goggled it .....90% of houses are made of natural resources grass thatched mud huts....that's in South Sudan.....don't know if that's where these folks come from .....the huts are called tukul......
@debcauser5100
@debcauser5100 Год назад
This happens in private property 😮
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@tomjones8715 how is it less so, it depends on many things. Mould doesn't discriminate.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@tomjones8715 how is it possible for mould to know what is a social house? If someone buys there social house, douse that stop mould? Mould affects homes for many different reasons.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@tomjones8715 I agree that it is the responsibility of the housing association, but as a parent you can clean the mould away rather than leave it. You can also move home. But that still doesn't address your claim that mould affects social housing more, please explain how the mould knows?
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
@@TheMirrorGuy read the report
@patrickward8543
@patrickward8543 Год назад
Mould is caused by two things, excessive humidity and cold spots where that humidity can condense to form wet patches. It is avoidable, with adequate ventilation and keeping humidity under control. Even when it starts to flourish, you can take a spray bottle filled with one part simple bleach and ten parts water and eliminate it entirely, killing the spores too. I agree though that a lot of social housing stock needs updating. The installation of a simple HV system in the attic with vents in all rooms, especially the kitchen and bathroom, pretty much makes this problem non-existent. Throw in a heat exchanger to the system and you can save on energy bills in the Winter too.
@ramatgan1
@ramatgan1 Год назад
Social housing & association flat's are small and poorly built. When you wash your clothes there is no place to hang your wet clothes than inside the home cause there is no balcony and/or garden and this compounds the problem. If you open the windows, the cold comes in. What is someone to do. How can people live like this.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@ramatgan1 it is very sad that this little boy has died, but you can clean mould away as a tenant. As a home owner I have had to do this myself. Its not just Social Housing that gets mouldy.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
@@TheMirrorGuy read the report
@contemplatinggod2791
@contemplatinggod2791 Год назад
@@ramatgan1 my flat only has a washine machine nowhere to dry clothes and I keep having to go through all kinds of funny methods to get clothes dried all the time. Just dont get how there is no provision for drying clothes and its like that in alot of flats.
@markthoughtswithukrainemas2072
IM sure there Solicitor will make lots of money from this case and make alot of money for there client as well !!!! ,, think I would of bought a bottle of bleach myself and wiped the wall every few days and tried to put the rubber seal back in !!!!!!! still there Solicitor spoke well im sure she will get alot more work from the publicity
@timmo491
@timmo491 Год назад
Nice to see a traditional English name attached to this social housing hand-out that's for sure.
@nigelmacdonald9999
@nigelmacdonald9999 Год назад
No damp or mould problems in Africa.
@FactsTrumpFeelings.
@FactsTrumpFeelings. Год назад
Very sad a little one died.. but we need to know all the facts.. I’ve heard stories of people limiting ventilation to their rented accommodation, to accelerate mould to force a move.. and the fact the word racism has been thrown around, makes me sceptical
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@eddie4324
@eddie4324 Год назад
No doubt this will be everyone else's fault apart from the parents. They didn't ventilate their flat properly, which lead to the mould.
@tiffa01
@tiffa01 Год назад
Parents should be ashamed . Easy to sort out . This is what happens when you get things for nothing
@jamescollins3647
@jamescollins3647 Год назад
@@matt01506 Exactly, because they don't have to.
@jamescollins3647
@jamescollins3647 Год назад
@@matt01506 I know you mean dependant and you are right.
@jamescollins3647
@jamescollins3647 Год назад
@@matt01506 No worries, you would be amazed how much trouble little "buttons" can get you in, lol.
@carolbrown8701
@carolbrown8701 Год назад
Hi Kwajo Thank you for your efforts to help tenants. I’m a retired former Senior Environmental Health Officer. I specialised in Housing. Any disrepair which is “ prejudicial to health” is a “legal nuisance” and the local authority had a duty to enforce the law relating to “nuisance”. I do not think this law and duty of enforcement has changed. I understand the difficulties and fears relating to security of tenure for tenants who complain. However this is less of an issue with Housing Association tenants. Tenants should be aware that they have recourse to Environmental Health departments in their local authority, who can enforce and prosecute. So called “lifestyle choice” as a “defence” is an old chestnut. Certainly advice can assist tenants in reducing the moisture levels in their homes, but essentially homes should be fit for purpose and not require tenants to permanently keep windows open and the heating on. Producing moisture within a home is an unavoidable consequence of occupancy, we each produce litres of water from breathing and sweating within our homes. Insulation of structural elements, passive ventilation and economical to run heating systems are intrinsic to reducing/removing moisture from a home. Passive ventilation used to be provided by chimney stacks. This is no longer a design feature of homes and many stacks have also been removed. Design has not compensated for this loss. Also some secondary insulation to conserve heat actually increases the problem of moisture retention in the property eg draft proofing. Blaming the tenants for “lifestyle choices” is ill-informed and simply will not answer. The problem of mould growth in homes will inevitably increase. Heating remains unaffordable and inefficient in many properties. Tenants are trapped between unaffordable heating and homes which are inadequately designed to facilitate passive ventilation, whilst conserving heat. Blaming tenants displays a lack of understanding of building construction and building services and is as we’ve observed dangerous. Frankly, unless a tenant is running a Turkish Bath in their home - the property should be able to cope with the moisture produced by occupancy without severe mould growth. Well done and thank you for your continued efforts.
@XENONEOMORPH1979
@XENONEOMORPH1979 Год назад
we have mould during the winter months we just clean it off then dry it out a few times sorted ,we live in the wet country during the winter months there is no cure for mould just clean and dry till it comes back again.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
There were so many areas of mould in that house and some looks difficult to reach and there was little ventilation. Even if people kept trying to wipe it off, that may not have been enough to protect the child.
@XENONEOMORPH1979
@XENONEOMORPH1979 Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 disagree with you as you can control it by making the inside house dry there is always advertisements if you have mould problems by lawyers she could have had a inspector to come and look at the mould.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@XENONEOMORPH1979 If the solution is so easy, why are there so many properties like this in this country? Poverty is one reason. The father did report the problem in 2017 and take it further when he was ignored but he was still ignored.
@XENONEOMORPH1979
@XENONEOMORPH1979 Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 i would be knocking on their door old houses suffer from it and new houses you have to keep the inside dry for mould not to occur if it was so serious i be going to a lawyer there are some things they did not get advise from although he information has been circulating around if you have serious mould ,yes the blame goes to the council but some blame seems to be ignored by the parents who should have took it further
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@XENONEOMORPH1979 He did take it further but he probably didn't have the money for a lawyer. I have a bit of mould in my old house but only the part which does not adjoin the neighbouring properties as it's exposed to the external cold and damp more. I've gradually had work done to eliminate it and will need to get the outside of the house painted but I own the house. It's a landlord's job to do maintenance of that sort, not the tenant's.
@lotuselise4432
@lotuselise4432 Год назад
It's the ones renting that are at fault as you need to ventilate, I have no mould in my house and its 116 years old, I once owned a rental, it had mould, heating on windows shut drying clothes inside I tried explaining it to them but would they listen nope. In th end I kicked them up developed the flat and sold it, never again.
@user-eq7xe3oe5d
@user-eq7xe3oe5d Год назад
I work in social housing, majority of the time it's usually a family of 6, clothes drying, constant cooking and showering, without the tenants ventilating properly.
@chrislambert9435
@chrislambert9435 Год назад
Yes, the only resolution is "Ventilation"
@timmo491
@timmo491 Год назад
exactly. How fires start too.
@johnnycrawford1584
@johnnycrawford1584 Год назад
This is an interesting perspective because it’s based on real lived experience and not blatant race hucksterism like our friend Kwajo here.
@poshgentleman559
@poshgentleman559 Год назад
Yes, and without sounding nasty: people from warmer parts of the world, reportedly feel the cold more, and therefore close all the windows, and with cooking, steam etc, this is what causes damp. Another big NO: is drying clothing indoors with the windows closed, if people do that, ALWAY open a window a few inches.....or you will find like l did: it causes damp.
@michaelsnelling3338
@michaelsnelling3338 Год назад
@@poshgentleman559 I absolutely ban any hanging of wet/damp clothes in our home. I will not tolerate it. This country has a wet/damp climate and it manifests itself on cold walls.
@Daisy-tl2lh
@Daisy-tl2lh Год назад
I am an owner occupier and even I get mould around the place, its simple keep the place aired, open windows and clean the mould off surfaces the best thing is white vinigar in a spray with a cloth, non toxic and it works
@georgina-a
@georgina-a Год назад
Mould can be caused by many things. If you're just getting it on the surfaces, then it's excess moisture. However, structural mould can be very different (when the house is not damp-proofed or someone puts something like a wall outside that breaches the damp-proof coursing). A lot of the time, in those cases, the water soaks up the wall and then comes to the surface, so the paint/plaster/wallpaper bubbles up first and then mould comes out from there. The video looked like that was had happened in that particular property. That's a lot more difficult to fix than just a quick wipe. Some cases will be like yours, but others will be like the situation I've described - especially in pre-fab housing that was built just after WWII. In my home town, those got so riddled with damp that the council knocked down all the ones they hadn't sold off.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
Same with my home.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@georgina-a you can still clean off the mould and re-paint. Or option B would be to move somewhere else.
@georgina-a
@georgina-a Год назад
@@TheMirrorGuy You can, but if the cause is structural then it's the equivalent of sticking a bandage over a severed artery - it's not going to fix the underlying issue. If you're able to wipe it away, then fine - but that's not structural damp, that's humidity, which is a totally different issue. This case was, as the coroner made clear, a structural damp issue. Replastering and repainting is the job of the Housing Association as landlords, but it would be a total waste of time as it will cover up the problem for all of 5 minutes. They needed to come in, find out what was causing the issue, and fix it. The problem with many Housing Associations is that they look for the cheapest option, when the reality is that they are destroying their own property by not fixing the underlying cause. As for your "option B", are you aware of how the rental market is right now? Waits for social housing are years long, nobody is going to swap to have to live in that, and affordable housing is in very short supply. I'm a private landlord and the same day I advertised a property for rent, I had more than 20 enquiries, and I'd successfully let it within 6 hours (including a viewing). Unscrupulous landlords will use this shortage to drive up prices (I didn't, but many have). If this family were already in social housing, the chances of them being able to afford to move to somewhere the rent is substantially higher are pretty much non-existent. "Just move" isn't a viable option for everyone.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@georgina-a cheap Social Housing drives down wages, it is a flawed system that is unjust. So yeah move and pay your way in life.
@Senseigainz
@Senseigainz Год назад
Its shit that landlords are reluctant to maintain housing standards, however, there is nothing stopping tenants preventing damp from appearing.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
It depends what work is needed.
@Senseigainz
@Senseigainz Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 water and bleach would be a start.
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 Год назад
@@Senseigainz But not an end.
@Senseigainz
@Senseigainz Год назад
@@heliotropezzz333 wheres the responsibility of the tenant though? Are people incapable of looking after themselves?
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@LMCSM
@LMCSM Год назад
This guy representing this "issue" is embarrassing himself. Why is it that people in social housing get a free house and still expect everything to be sorted for them? We had a damp and mould problem and do you know what we did? We sorted it by cleaning with mould products, ventilating regularly and educating ourself on the causes! We didn't sit back and let it kill our vulnerable child. Absolutely pathetic excuse for parents
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@beatricecaracciolo5289
@beatricecaracciolo5289 Год назад
Read the report
@LordOfElderon
@LordOfElderon Год назад
his parents werent from rochdale, stay where you were.
@LordOfElderon
@LordOfElderon Год назад
@Theodore okay mudslim
@Si-Toecutter
@Si-Toecutter Год назад
imagine letting your child sleep in there and not even trying to clean it and instead of jail they will get a payout of millions and probably still get free social housing.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
okay mate
@BBCLookNorth
@BBCLookNorth Год назад
True. Maybe they were simply going after that 'gimmegrant lotto win' all along?.
@rosemaryjenks1892
@rosemaryjenks1892 Год назад
Connexus have failed to keep myself and my son safe. We have avd still victims of serious anti social behaviour. I've been physically and verbally abused, injuries sustained and scars. Graffiti, vandalism, torment and burglary twice. I managed to overturn the initial eviction, but out of nowhere they are now upholding the eviction and commencing possession order. My son was removed by the local authority as they deemed the home and street to be unsafe. I suffer with seizures and functional neurological disorder. Doctors and other organisations have written letters to support myself, but there historical prejudice and disregards from the representative from Connexus. I need help please
@ginamiller2157
@ginamiller2157 Год назад
Evidence of racism in Britain seen in these comments. RIP little man - heart-breaking.
@ginamiller2157
@ginamiller2157 Год назад
@Theodore Not sure what you mean by that - you realise if renting to tenants its a legal obligation to keep the premises habitable. If the mould is bad enough that a child dies from respiratory complications that's a structural problem and not something that can be fixed with cleaning. I know something about managing properties.
@ginamiller2157
@ginamiller2157 Год назад
@philip robins I didn't know that - its shocking. This makes these comments even more disappointing. Instead of focusing on the fact that this is a national problem, people are typing go back to Africa. This little boy won't be the last.
@sambrooks7862
@sambrooks7862 Год назад
@@ginamiller2157so according to you, if a tenant shits on the carpet it's the landlords responsibility to clean it? I clean carpets for a living and you'd be surprised what I've seen.
@ginamiller2157
@ginamiller2157 Год назад
@Theodore They lived in a 1 bed flat and that sort of mould can not be cleaned with bleach. The best you'll do is clean the surface but the spores are still in the foundation of the walls.
@Chris-hy6jy
@Chris-hy6jy Год назад
Saying this family should have cleaned their walls is not racism Gina lol.
@Si-Toecutter
@Si-Toecutter Год назад
They tryna get a pay out, this was their fault and they should be in jail for neglect, did they buy mould cleaning products? do they have proof? if not then arrest them instead of passing the buck to landlords and playing the race card.
@Mark-kh1ny
@Mark-kh1ny Год назад
My partner manages properties and she’s sh*t hot at her job. No one gets away with anything tenant or Landlord. She’ll be the first to tell you that the build up of mould is typically (but not always) down to tenant behaviour. She’ll either catch the tenant drying stacks of washing on a clothes horse, drying washing on a radiator, purposely blocking vents with newspaper, not cracking the window when showering. She’ll catch it early and the giveaways are the mould starting to grow directly above radiators etc. So forgive me if I’m slightly sceptical, but I’ve seen how some people really behave. Because they’ve no idea about ventilation, they just carry on and then act all entitled when it starts to grow and assume it’s the Landlord’s fault and his/her problem. On the other side, she’s seen landlords paint over mould to hide it for viewings, which grows back through within a month, and not fitting extractor fans in bathrooms (which she refuses to market BTW, until it’s resolved) however, the first scenario is far more common. It’s part of most tenancy agreements to keep the property well ventilated, in the case of older properties with less ventilation crack the window, it’s the same result, you don’t have to open it wide and freeze. A gap through to the outside world, whether by fitted vent or cracked window is the same thing.
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
read the report
@Mark-kh1ny
@Mark-kh1ny Год назад
@@nameundefinedname5307 doesn’t change her typical experiences. In fact, literally an hour ago, she had a report of mould growing in a bathroom. She already knows, because a contractor sent last week mentioned it, that the guy has a clothes horse in the bathroom, next to the towel rail, with the door shut. Read what you want mate, you’ve got nowhere near the experience she has. Also note the words typically (but not always) you understand their meaning right?
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
@@Mark-kh1ny of course it does not change her typical experiences. and of course she has more experience than me but did you read the report? if you understand the meaning of typically what do you conclude? was this a typical case or not?
@Mark-kh1ny
@Mark-kh1ny Год назад
@@nameundefinedname5307 impossible to tell in isolation of one report are we talking about the cause of death or how the mould got there in the first place? To tell how it began two years later with no interim inspections to rely on or reports from contractors attending the property how can anyone say? My other half has sent a contractor around this afternoon to look at that guys bathroom. How much do you want to bet (assuming he’s got half a clue) that the clothes horse is gone? If the contractor hadn’t spotted it before when fixing the toilet seat, how would we ever know? Fast forward two years to a tenant that doesn’t attempt to clean it (yes it is their responsibility initially) how far do you think it would spread, how bad, to how many rooms? No one would know. After looking over her shoulder all these years NOTHING would surprise me. I’m afraid a tenant who doesn’t want the blame will cover things up. Remove the newspaper from the vents, hide the clothes horse, hide the pets (popular one)
@nameundefinedname5307
@nameundefinedname5307 Год назад
@@Mark-kh1ny yes mould comes from not ventilating rooms and doing all of the above but not all mould comes from that some is structural as it was in this case. "But surveys carried out before and after Awaab's death found the property had insufficient ventilation, and coroner Joanne Kearsley insisted cooking and showering would take place in 'anybody's home'."
@Chills124
@Chills124 Год назад
Lots of people saying bleach or clean it or condensation etc.. How many homeowners suffer with damp and mould? Yeah cus they are maintained properly... Landlords need to take a hint, only a small percentage of damp/mould is due to living habits.
@Daisy-tl2lh
@Daisy-tl2lh Год назад
yes blame the landlord there may be some money in it at the end of the day!
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
They called it racist. They didn’t even clean.
@Chills124
@Chills124 Год назад
@@user-ug8wx5er1w landlords are responsible to undertake necessary repairs within a reasonable amount of time... It shouldnt need cleaning because it should have been fixed quicker!
@Chills124
@Chills124 Год назад
@@Daisy-tl2lh Generally very difficult for tenants to succesfully sue and win against landlords... Not a cash grab, in actual fact landlords seem happy to shell £1000s to barristers for their defence but not to actually repair their properties? Sounds like poor me, I have mortgage, poor me tenant is complaining, poor me boiler has broken I dont have this money, poor me.... The list goes on, nobody forces you to invest in property, nobody forces you to leverage debt to the extent you cant afford payments, if you rent properties you take on the responsibilities of providing a home and complying with housing legislation. There are too many spreadsheet landlords who fail to factor in peoples lives, repairs, maintenance, interest rate fluctuations etc.. They just see the numbers. A pity, its not a passive investment, if you dont want to pay to maintain your asset buy stocks or REIT's otherwise be a responsible landlord
@glenntaylor9144
@glenntaylor9144 Год назад
How about a defining moment for this government! I worked for a lardlord, ASR estates and they are truly horrified!
@georgina-a
@georgina-a Год назад
An eloquent individual shining a light on a significant issue that has plagued social and lower rent housing for decades. Thank you, Kwajo, for giving many people a voice 👍
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
We should end social housing for good I reckon.
@S-North
@S-North Год назад
It appears more a case of child neglect as mould is easily solved with bleach and a bit of ventilation. Crazy and sad that the tenants allowed their child to die because of a lack of 'their' personal hygiene. Let's hope child protection services are called in if these tenants have any other child dependents.
@georgina-a
@georgina-a Год назад
@@user-ug8wx5er1w What about the disabled? Care leavers? And a number of others in unfortunate circumstances through no fault of their own?
@andybennett1133
@andybennett1133 Год назад
@@user-ug8wx5er1w hehe!!
@georgina-a
@georgina-a Год назад
@@S-North Hardly. Not all mould is down to poor ventilation or cleanliness. Ever seen what rising damp, or a breach of the damp-proof coursing, will do to a property? No amount of bleach is getting rid of that (and bleach shouldn't be used in those types of quantities around young children with respiratory issues - that's asking for trouble). If you look at the case, the damp started with the lifting of the plaster, then the mould came along. That shows it was structural, as it came up the walls rather than sat on the walls and buried in. And that's really not uncommon in houses built on marshland or pre-fab post-war properties. Once that mould has destroyed the plaster (which bleach would exacerbate) then it's sitting on a porous surface. No amount if cleaning is getting rid of that, which is why the coroner found that the parents were not at fault. Housing Associations that refuse to fulfil their statutory obligations are the actual issue here.
@shan6938
@shan6938 Год назад
It is so lazy for people to just leave a comment to criticize and judge others than to really understand the situation.
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
Ventilation rather than gibs
@shan6938
@shan6938 Год назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PHB_fHbYkHA.html
@shan6938
@shan6938 Год назад
For all those " expert " who think they know well how to clean mould...they need some kindness!
@shan6938
@shan6938 Год назад
@@lynnecromack4933 Bleach x 2!!
@raydegs1602
@raydegs1602 Год назад
You heard of anti mould cleaner . always the blame of council..the family is to blame .
@mikedee5864
@mikedee5864 Год назад
What is social housing like in Africa?
@sarahashun1180
@sarahashun1180 Год назад
😢 A so called developed country with the worst built houses in Europe. You would think we’re back in the 1960’s. This is so depressing.
@lotuselise4432
@lotuselise4432 Год назад
They are not the worst built, it's the tenants in social houses that don't know how to live in a modern house, you need to ventilate but for some people from certain countries they view it as £'s going out of the window.
@patrickward8543
@patrickward8543 Год назад
In fairness, most of this is really old housing stock. Our local housing association uses Passivhaus construction methods in all their new build properties. They cost very little to heat in the Winter and mould will never be a problem.
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
You need to maintain them! Regular cleaning and ventilation is key.
@sarahashun1180
@sarahashun1180 Год назад
@@lotuselise4432 You’re pretty ignorant. Did you listen to what they discussed. Go and educate yourself and read the reports. Our housing is substandard, we’re at the bottom of league.
@sarahashun1180
@sarahashun1180 Год назад
@@user-ug8wx5er1w You’re pretty ignorant. Did you listen to what they discussed. Go and educate yourself and read the reports. Our housing is substandard, we’re at the bottom of league.
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
We should end social housing.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
I agree, the cheap rents drive down wages.
@yorkshirepud0
@yorkshirepud0 Год назад
My landlord refused to fix the mould in my place happy taking money but won't fix anything
@andybennett1133
@andybennett1133 Год назад
I bet he was foreign
@yorkshirepud0
@yorkshirepud0 Год назад
@@andybennett1133 na white British male sits in the pub most the time the thing is it's a old building with other tenants as well I told him I would go to environmental health his response was well I have to fix it if they tell me too. What a c**t
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
Didn’t you just move? Or like, clean the mould and ventilate??
@SYSTEMERROR01
@SYSTEMERROR01 Год назад
Looks like you have mould growing on your camera equipment too
@CONSTANTINGAVRIL
@CONSTANTINGAVRIL Год назад
Who the hell is this Guy.????😅
@Kim-ss5bb
@Kim-ss5bb Год назад
Not all of this is down to the government did this family not think to clean this place before it happened I wouldn't keep my child in those conditions
@michaelb2388
@michaelb2388 Год назад
I live on a boat. I don't suffer from condensation and mould myself but lots of other people in boats that I know use dehumidifiers. I'm not saying the landlord isn't at fault but I wonder why the parents didn't use a dehumidifier if the boy was suffering?
@BinnyBongBaron_AoE
@BinnyBongBaron_AoE Год назад
Well, you can either have cheap energy and avoid these problems or we can sacrifice our wellbeing for 'green energy'.
@keys6
@keys6 Год назад
How on earth can this be manslaughter??
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
Because the parents didn’t clean. It’s their fault.
@omkhuluBasss
@omkhuluBasss Год назад
what do they want the government to clean their sty's also
@patrioticwonderer4906
@patrioticwonderer4906 Год назад
This is all good, as long as ALL people are cared for like this rather than those who may not be native British, this has been happening across the country to British British people too for decades and nothing is ever done or said about it nor are these British renting families ever supported by media like this, is there a cultural reason why this is on MSM and finally getting looked at because nothing has ever been done about it before so WHY NOW? Is it because of who it has happened to? What has happened to this child is horrible but can we be fair and equal in all of this and start protecting all tenants of council housing please rather than making things look like its because this has happened to what they call a minority person, get this stuff some coverage regardless of ethnicity and then we will be moving in the right direction, being British is, never has been nor ever will be easy, life is hard for normal folk no matter the colour of your skin, its hard BECAUSE we are British and we all know that British people are being overlooked in their own country, it has to stop and bad housing does too, we dont need any child or person regardless of colour dying because of state neglect and EASY MONEY AND STORIES FOR THE SICK AND DEPLORABLE MAIN STREAM MEDIA MACHINE!!!!!
@elainekent3551
@elainekent3551 Год назад
Compensation
@spuddy4845
@spuddy4845 Год назад
would it even be on the news if the kid was whiite...nope
@jakethedude100
@jakethedude100 Год назад
Cant believe the nasty comments here about the family.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
Most of the comments are about cleaning off the mould, that's not nasty. It is extremely sad that they have lost there son, but if one person reads the comments and yhen cleans up the mould from there own walls, then that is a life that could be saved. I can see both sides, but we can't just magic up new housing, especially when more and more people keep arriving. That's before we consider the cost.
@jakethedude100
@jakethedude100 Год назад
@@TheMirrorGuymy comment wasn’t aimed at those people. There are a lot of nasty and down right racist comments here. Those are despicable and don’t you think the parents feel bad enough about losing their son without people pointing out their mistakes? What if the mold was all over the walls and ceilings? People shouldn’t post negative comments without all the facts..
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@jakethedude100 the most racist thing here, is the family claiming they were treated differently because they are immigrants. I personally see comments being made by frustrated workers, when migrants are given free accommodation, then complain instead of helping themselves. So comments suggesting someone returns to there homeland might seem racist, but in reality it's a true choice. Sadly this family seem to want it all handed to them on a plate.
@TheMirrorGuy
@TheMirrorGuy Год назад
@@jakethedude100 I will also add that immigration is adding to the problem, with 40,000 migrants arriving by sea this year alone. The ammount of houses needed to home such an influx is the size of four of my home towns population. A town that was built over hundreds of years, yet we need to build four of such towns in just one year. Then who is paying for all this, whilst many like myself work long hours or work several jobs. It's not surprising people make such comments, when they pay in but get nothing out, then struggle themselves.
@lynnwrigley4244
@lynnwrigley4244 Год назад
I think we all know what this is about I"m not even listening to him you only have to read th comments I think it"s high time we gave all these poor ignorant people 5 bedroom houses
@ramatgan1
@ramatgan1 Год назад
I'm sick and tired of people blaming tenants who have no power, r ignored and not listened to. When landlords, housing directors with 6 figure salaries and agovt that's more interested in sending billions to nazis in Ukraine than fixing the housing crisis in this country. Social housing & association flat's are tiny and poorly built. When you wash your clothes there is no place to hang your wet clothes than inside the home cause there is no balcony and/or garden and this compounds the problem. You can't open the windows, let the cold in if you have kids or someone elderly. What is someone to do. How can people live like this.
@alexbowman7582
@alexbowman7582 Год назад
Is this the first time ever that a housing officer has been sacked because a tenant didn’t clean their home?
@markthoughtswithukrainemas2072
IM sure there Solicitor will make lots of money from this case and make alot of money for there client as well !!!! ,, think I would of bought a bottle of bleach myself and wiped the wall every few days and tried to put the rubber seal back in !!!!!!! still there Solicitor spoke well im sure she will get alot more work from the publicity
@burrowsgod
@burrowsgod Год назад
Just move then..stop playing the pity violin.
@paulhawthorne2960
@paulhawthorne2960 Год назад
You can buy mould remover from about £5 Then paint walls open windows. These people have no clue of hygiene. Personal or otherwise. Just looking take some easy cash.
@sheyojed
@sheyojed Год назад
They should sue!
@lotuselise4432
@lotuselise4432 Год назад
They where responsible for their sons death, they should be in prison.
@joebloggs3358
@joebloggs3358 Год назад
hopefully it will get back to africa and the golden land of the uk might not seem like a good idea to come.
@darrenmclaughlin3028
@darrenmclaughlin3028 Год назад
The father is lying a doctor he went to has obviously expecting a cut for his information For lying saying that mould can kill mould can’t kill I’ve had mould in my house in association flat where is his respect for the Housing association I bet you any money if you check it was a Bangladesh doctor that lied just for compensation they’re both split the money now do a second autopsy on him his doctor is Bangladeshi and they cooked up a story for Compensation Give these men back their jobs they should sue u for slander
@Mariam-rq8fg
@Mariam-rq8fg Год назад
So sad
@alexbowman7582
@alexbowman7582 Год назад
Where there’s BAME there’s a claim.
@eclark3849
@eclark3849 Год назад
Disgrace RIP Little one
@lotuselise4432
@lotuselise4432 Год назад
I agree, the parents negligence killed the child.
@karenmoore1305
@karenmoore1305 Год назад
Aye,plenty children have had or got health issues about social housing,scandalous, and a lot of them look down their nose at people,could be fixed in a week if law makers get their act together.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
Could clean and open windows. We should just end social housing really.
@jakethedude100
@jakethedude100 Год назад
Aww poor baby…
@samiramahmud406
@samiramahmud406 Год назад
🥺💔 Don't Blame the Family who is innocent They Already lost a Baby,They are in Pain😢 And Some People Blaming Them No Body know the Full Story, If You look at Twice Is not Dirty wall Is A lot of Mould On the wall, and the wall Look not safe at All🥺 My Deepest Condolence To The Family Innallillaihi wainna illaihi Rajiun
@Whitesilver1970
@Whitesilver1970 Год назад
And this is UK, a first world country! What a joke!
@jacobadam4127
@jacobadam4127 Год назад
I hope you sue them in such a way they never treat anyone like that again
@S-North
@S-North Год назад
It sounds more a case of child neglect, as mould is easily to fix with a bit of bleach. Sad that parents could let their child die in this way.
@user-ug8wx5er1w
@user-ug8wx5er1w Год назад
Or you know, take RESPONSIBILITY
@pwccfc
@pwccfc Год назад
You know where Dover is Kwajo jog on
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