Revisions log for Answer #1385

This is while the house is not heated, and when they start to heat, then all the moisture from the house will go through the blocks, and depending on the fastening of the ESPS to the wall, will flow down or stay on the outside, accumulate in the block worsening thermal conductivity. It is possible that the moisture will pass through the ESPS to the outside, because it also breathes. This is my opinion.

P. S. Polyethylene foam is foam, so the moisture will not even get to the evaporated polystyrene boards, and will remain in the blocks. All block manufacturers recommend that their products breathe!

P. S.It will help to have good ventilation in the house.