painting or wallpaper again after removing wallpaper

from a maintenance point of view i would recommend painting the walls , as a low maintenance option. you say you have damp on occasion this would only blow the paper , may i suggest bleach the walls first then apply a sealer coat of stain block before you put the finish coat on ,regards dse decorating

I have used this in the passed but I cannot remember what it is called but this is what I found. If this is no help, try asking a council painter as they use a 3 stage mould treatment. (what I found follows) Remove mould growth by wiping down walls and window frames with a fungicidal wash, which carries a Health & Safety Executive ‘approval number’. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions precisely. n Dry clean mildewed clothes and shampoo carpets n Do not brush or vacuum mould as this can increase the risk of respiratory problems n After treatment, redecorate using a good quality fungicidal paint to help prevent mould recurring. Note that this paint is not effective if overlaid with ordinary paints or wallpaper. On this page you should find all you need: (If I'm aloud to do this here?) http://www.johnstonestrade.com/products "There are other brands on the market"