Tag: Dehumidification

How to Save Your Home After a Flood

A homeowner's comprehensive guide to flood recovery

Mould Toxicity and the Crucial Role of Dehumidifiers

Discover the importance of dehumidifiers in preventing mould toxicity on brain and neurological health.

Reviving Homes After Disaster: Essential Equipment for Restoration and Recovery

Find out about the essential tools professionals and homeowners need to restore homes and belongings after disasters like water, fire, and smoke damage.

Save Energy and Protect Your Home: The Advantages of Using a Dehumidifier in the Winter

Find out why using a dehumidifier is an effective and energy-efficient way to lower the temperature in your home during the winter without damaging it.

Keeping the Chill Out: How to Control Moisture in Churches During Winter

Discover what an environmental institute recommends for energy and humidity control in houses of worship.

Dry laundry at least 55% more energy-efficiently with a dehumidifier

Wood’s Dehumidifier Rated Most Energy-Efficient Way to Dry Laundry, Winning “Best in Test”.

Save electricity with a dehumidifier! – Find out how here

Is it good from an environmental point of view to use a dehumidifier? Yes, it is. In addition to keeping the house free of moisture and counteracting problems (mould), a dehumidifier is an energy-efficient alternative to drying laundry - which also provides 780W of heat energy for every litre of water vapour that is condensed.

Save energy and money with dehumidifiers

With humidity of around 50 per cent in a house, less energy is used to heat the space than at higher humidity. So it is cheaper to heat dry air than moist air. Wood's dehumidifier LD40 has been named "Best in Test" by Villalivet. The LD40 from Wood's not only dries laundry with 55 per cent less energy consumption, it also dehumidifies the entire house and makes heating cheaper this winter.