‘This may've been an overreaction', says Irish star after ‘calling out' Room To Improve's Dermot Bannon in ‘sweaty' rant
2FM host
jokingly slammed the famous architect after he was left "sweating" in his own home during the scorching Irish weather.
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Carl Mullan has called out Dermot Bannon for his home advice
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Carl shared the hilarious clip to Instagram
In a clip posted to
The 35-year-old exclaimed: "
Dermot Bannon, I'm calling you out, in fact me and my sweaty a*** are calling you out.
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The
radio
star
explained: "Because every single one of us who has had work done on our houses over the past 20 years has said, 'Dermot Bannon says put glass in the house to let the light in'."
The dad-of-three admitted that having lots of windows in the house is "beautiful for 360 days of the year".
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However, he emphasised: "But it's the five days of the year where it's anything above 25C and I'm like a f***ing rotisserie chicken in my own household."
Carl then hysterically remarked: "Every shred of dignity I have leaves me with each bead of sweat that rolls down my a**."
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Carl captioned his post: "CC @dermotbannon."
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And the man himself was quick to respond to Carl's dramatic statement as he took to the comment section.
Dermot jokingly wrote: "I had nothing to do with your house or body temperature!!!"
Carl Mullan opens up on 'exhaustion' he felt becoming a dad
To which Carl responded: "I've cooled down now and admit that this may have been an overreaction."
Many fans with the same issue flocked to the comments in solidarity with Carl's statement.
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Barbara wrote: "Stop it's like a sauna in my house."
Gwen joked: "You can't even be naked in the house with the heat because of all the f**king windows."
Karen added: "Totally agree-every house should have blackout blinds!"
Arlo remarked: "I just said this to my wife, it's roasting."
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And Martin exclaimed: "Oh I hear ya, same here!"
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