Why do I need a dehumidifier?

You may remember the water cycle from our text book: evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. What you might not realize is that the water cycle is always taking place in the air you’re breathing, even when you’re spending time inside.

“Humidity” is a measure of water vapor in the air. Dehumidifiers remove or minimize this water vapor.

If people have asthma or allergies, a dehumidifier might help take moisture from air to relieve symptoms and make breathing easier. 

The mold, dust mites, pollen, animal dander are concluded as normal allergy triggers. 

Keeping the air dry will minimize the triggers of allergy. In this case a dehumidifier does indeed play an important role in improving your indoor air quality. 

Whatever plants you have kept at home or how many air purifier have been installed. It is impossible to keep air quality at home healthy if there is too much moisture. 

You may need to buy a dehumidifier if you have below signs.

*People have a prolonged allergy season.

*There is a persistent damp sell in the room *where you live or you keep goods.

*Your room experiences water leakage or flooded.

*When you feel the muggy air indicates the water vapor in the air meet the level that you can see.

*If you or your friends has allergy to dust mites.

*Clothes, furniture, or home appliance smells damp or moldy even they have been washed or cleaned.

*Goods become mouldy or food gone off quickly.

*You have important electrical appliance that very sensitive to environmental humidity. 

*You have sensitive plant need to be cultivated at certain humidity for thriving