1. The house was riddled with dry rot.

2. There's dry rot in the floor.

3. The trees were in bad shape from dry rot.

4. Dry rot smells fusty and has white cobweb-pattern marks.

5. Frequently wet rot or dry rot is identified.

6. It kills wet rot, dry rot and woodworm, and penetrates deeply to protect against future attack.

7. If it isn't the dry rot in the roof, it's insects chewing the timbers.

8. The place stank of paraffin and turpentine and dry rot.

9. Next came reddish-brown dry rot that turned quickly into smelly slime.

10. It's not far from that already. Dry rot in the basement.

11. Dry rot did the job of destroying the barn.

12. Silicone does not dry rot like latex rubber.

13. They didn't buy the house because it had dry rot.

14. You'll never get out from behind a desk! Dry rot will set in!

15. They had also done something terrible to the boiler[sentence dictionary], and discovered dry rot in the airing-cupboard.

16. He knew that the corner section of the porch floor sagged wit1i dry rot.

17. The treatment can be used indoors and outside, curing and preventing both wet and dry rot, and wood-worm attacks.

18. There are two possible strategies for the treatment of an attack of dry rot.

19. Cellars Cellars are notorious for damp, and for wet and dry rot, because often they have little or no ventilation.

20. The concealed roof timbers are then subjected to conditions of continual vaporisation and condensation which give rise to wet and dry rot.

21. All three reasons conspired so that by the late 1970 s cybernetics had died of dry rot.

22. As follows from their name, brown-rot fungi cause brown rot, or dry rot of wood.

23. When the secretaries are goofing off , you know the place has dry rot.

1. The house was riddled with dry rot.