3 Ways Of Reducing The Threat Of Condensation Occurring

Improve your ventilation

Certain rooms in your house can get very humid at times, such as your kitchen when you’re cooking or bathroom whenever you have a hot shower or bath.

This humidity won’t help and needs to be let out, and the easiest way to do that is to open some windows prior to making hot meals or going for a soak.

You should also put any extractor fan on to extract the warm air and keep the humidity level down.

Dry clothes outdoors

Let’s hope the weather is kind to us this winter. Who knows. We might get the odd day when it’s warm enough outside to put your washing outside.

Make the most of this, each time that you can, as drying clothes on your radiators or in your tumble dryer builds up the amount of indoor humidity and moisture.

Remind yourself too that you will save money by using the weather to dry your garments.

Keep your heating low

You see condensation on a window when warm air meets the cold glass.

It shouldn’t be as evident if you retain a low heating temperature in the house, instead of turning your heating up and down all the time.

The lowest comfortable temperature for winter is around 18 degrees, so try and stick to that if you can.