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Did you know that the most frequently asked question about dehumidifiers is: Which dehumidifier should I choose? Whether you are experiencing issues after a flood, with mould and musty odours in the basement, laundry that never dries, or crawl spaces that you hardly dare to look into, the choice is actually not that difficult. If you choose the right dehumidifier for the right location, it will solve your moisture problems. It shouldn’t be any more difficult than that.
Mould and fungi thrive when the relative humidity is above 70%. Musty smells and arachnids also thrive in damp environments, so make sure you keep the humidity level down to avoid problems.
You get back 780W of heating energy for every litre of water vapour that condenses. What’s more, you can turn down the heating without risking moisture problems. This can save a lot of energy and money.
Keep the relative humidity around 50% for the best conditions for both your home and yourself. To find out how much moisture you have, simply measure with a Wood’s hygrometer.