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If that was the case then you'd never buy anything...

Sure that would be a good idea I think as they will know where the water flows.

Depends on where it's coming from. One of my houses had this problem with rising damp because the roof needed replacing and the gutters were blocked which caused water to flow into the walls. I got the roof and gutters fixed by a plumber - problem solved.

You have to make sure that you stop the flow of water into the wall cavity which causes the rising damp to take place. Then let it dry out.