Improving Air Quality for Asthma Sufferers at Home
Learn how to manage humidity and improve air quality for asthma relief in rental homes.
Guides
Simple, practical guides to help you deal with damp, condensation and indoor laundry in a typical UK home.
Humidity and Asthma: Combatting Mould and Musty Smells
Learn how humidity affects asthma and how dehumidifiers can help reduce mould and improve air quality at home.
Using a Dehumidifier in a Rented Home Responsibly
Learn how to effectively use a dehumidifier in your rented property without causing issues with your landlord.
Common Dehumidifier Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Discover common dehumidifier mistakes and learn how to save on running costs while maintaining comfort.
Using a Dehumidifier with Trickle Vents and Fans
Learn how to effectively use a dehumidifier alongside trickle vents and fans in your home.
Efficient Dehumidifier Use for Busy Families
Learn how to run your dehumidifier effectively without overspending.
How to reduce condensation in winter
Condensation is one of the most common winter problems in UK homes. It happens when warm indoor air meets cold windows or walls and turns into droplets. These d...
What size dehumidifier do you need
Choosing the right size dehumidifier is important. If the unit is too small it will run constantly and struggle. If it is too large you will spend more than you...
How much does a dehumidifier cost to run
Dehumidifiers are far cheaper to run than most people expect. Running one for several hours each day can cost less than a coffee per week. Understanding power ...
How to dry laundry indoors with a dehumidifier
Drying laundry indoors is one of the biggest sources of moisture in UK homes. A single load of washing can release more than two litres of water into the air. ...
What is the best humidity level for a UK home
Indoor humidity that is too high feels damp and encourages mould. If it is too low the air feels dry and uncomfortable. The ideal range Most experts recommend ...
Signs your home is too damp
Some signs of excess moisture are obvious, others build up slowly. Catching them early makes it easier to fix the problem. Common warning signs Water drople...
Desiccant vs compressor dehumidifiers
Most home dehumidifiers fall into two types. Compressor units and desiccant units. Each has strengths and weaknesses. Compressor dehumidifiers These are the mo...
Why your windows drip every morning
Condensation on windows is one of the most common winter problems in UK homes. It happens when warm moist air inside the house hits cold glass and turns into dr...
How to stop musty smells in a home
A musty smell in a home is almost always a sign of too much moisture. It often shows up first in spare rooms, wardrobes, cupboards or behind furniture. The good...
Why your wardrobe smells damp
A wardrobe that smells damp or musty is a very common problem in UK homes, especially in winter. Clothes can feel cold, slightly clammy and may even pick up a f...
How to stop mould on window frames
Black mould on window frames is a clear sign that moisture is collecting around your windows. It looks unpleasant, can damage paint and sealant and may worsen a...
Where is the best place to put a dehumidifier
Placement makes a big difference to how well a dehumidifier works. Even the best models can struggle if they are pushed into a corner or blocked by furniture. ...
How to stop mould on windows and frames
Mould around windows is almost always caused by excess indoor humidity. When warm air hits the cold glass, moisture forms and settles on the frame where mould ...
Why does my house feel damp
A damp feeling home usually comes down to one thing. Too much moisture in the air. When humidity rises above sixty percent the air feels heavy, clothes dry slo...
What is the best time of day to run a dehumidifier
Running a dehumidifier at the right time makes a big difference to how well it controls moisture. You can reduce condensation, speed up laundry drying and keep...
How long should a dehumidifier run
Most households only need to run a dehumidifier for a few hours each day. The exact time depends on the size of the room, the level of humidity and how much mo...
Why is my dehumidifier not collecting water
If your dehumidifier is not collecting water, it does not always mean it is broken. Several common issues can stop a unit from extracting properly. Most commo...
Signs your home needs a dehumidifier
Many homeowners do not realise how much moisture builds up daily. If you notice any of these signs, a dehumidifier can help protect your home and improve comfo...
Do dehumidifiers warm up a room
Many people notice that a room feels warmer when a dehumidifier is running. This is not your imagination. Dehumidifiers can raise the temperature slightly and ...
Desiccant vs compressor dehumidifiers in winter
Winter is when most UK homes struggle with condensation and damp. Choosing the right type of dehumidifier makes a huge difference, especially in cold rooms. H...
Why is my house humid in winter
It surprises many people, but winter is often the most humid time of year inside UK homes. Even though the air outside is cold, humidity indoors can rise quick...
Is it cheaper to run a dehumidifier or heating
Running a dehumidifier can often reduce heating costs because dry air warms up faster and holds heat better. This leads many people to ask which option is chea...
What size dehumidifier do I need for my house
Choosing the right size dehumidifier makes a huge difference. Too small and it will run constantly without fixing the problem. Too large and you waste money on...
How to remove mould smell from a room
A musty, mouldy smell is a sign that moisture levels are too high. Even if you cannot see mould, the smell often means spores are present on soft furnishings o...
How to lower humidity without using a dehumidifier
A dehumidifier is the fastest way to reduce humidity, but there are several free or low cost ways to improve the air quality in your home without one. Easy wa...
Best dehumidifier settings for winter
The right settings make a big difference to how well a dehumidifier controls winter condensation and damp. Most homes need stronger extraction in the colder mo...
Why your washing takes too long to dry indoors
If clothes take hours or even days to dry indoors, humidity is usually the cause. Laundry releases more than two litres of water into the air per load. Main r...
Should you leave a dehumidifier on overnight
Running a dehumidifier overnight can be helpful, especially in winter when condensation builds up while you sleep. But whether you should leave it on depends o...
How to stop mould growing behind furniture
Mould behind furniture is extremely common in UK homes because airflow is restricted. Moist air becomes trapped between the wall and the furniture, creating th...
Why does condensation form in bedrooms
Bedroom condensation is one of the most common winter issues. It happens because we release warm moist air while we sleep and bedrooms cool down overnight. Ma...
Best humidity level for sleeping
The ideal humidity level for sleep is between forty and sixty percent. This range helps your body regulate temperature and keeps your bedroom comfortable. Why...
Do dehumidifiers help with asthma
For many asthma sufferers, a dehumidifier can improve air quality and reduce symptoms. Humidity plays a major role in respiratory comfort. How humidity affect...
Do dehumidifiers use a lot of electricity
Most modern dehumidifiers are far cheaper to run than people expect. In many homes, running one costs less than leaving several lights on. Typical running cos...
Can a single dehumidifier dry a whole house
In many UK homes, a single well-placed twenty litre dehumidifier can control humidity across multiple rooms. The key is airflow and door positioning. When one...
How long does a dehumidifier take to work
A dehumidifier can make a noticeable difference within hours, but the full effect depends on how damp the home is and where the unit is placed. Typical result...
Why does my house smell damp
A damp, musty smell usually means moisture levels are too high. Even if you cannot see mould, the smell often comes from hidden moisture on surfaces, fabrics o...
Do I need a dehumidifier in summer
Although winter is the dampest season indoors, many UK homes still experience humidity problems in summer. Warm weather can hold more moisture, and indoor air ...
How to ventilate your home in winter without losing heat
Good ventilation is essential in winter, but you do not want to waste heating. The key is short, controlled airflow rather than leaving windows open for long p...