3- Heat to prevent humidity
The temperature setting in your home has a significant impact on the humidity level in the air. A sharp drop in temperature can lead to increased humidity and the appearance of condensation. It is therefore essential to maintain the indoor temperature at a minimum of 18°C. In addition, it is important to facilitate the circulation of heat between rooms by leaving the doors of divided rooms open.
4- Ventilate to let moisture out
A low-cost option, ventilating your home is essential! Remember to open your windows to allow humid air to escape from the house. Open all the windows in the different rooms of the house to help air circulation. However, keep your windows closed on rainy days, simply because humid air increases the humidity in your home.
5- Dehumidifiers and air conditioners to reduce humidity
Dehumidifiers and air conditioners can be useful in hot and humid environments to reduce the amount of moisture in the air. However, care must be taken to ensure that these devices do not turn into biological contaminants later on.
