Lorene Bartos: Using dehumidifiers to get rid of moisture
This has been a very wet summer. Although we privation the rain for crops and yards, when it finds its way into unwanted areas, such as basements and crawl spaces, it can call problems.
Not only are many families dealing with some dampness in basements, many are dealing with cleaning up after floods.
If you have a musty, humid smell in your home, there are steps that need to be taken to dry out the excess moisture. If this is a problem, the moisture neck needs to be reduced. This can be done with a dehumidifier.
When there is a water or moisture problem, it is important to take care of it right away. With unreal conditions, molds can start growing in 24 to 48 hours. So if you have any problems, be sure to take activity immediately to dry out the area. A dehumidifier, fans and air circulation will help.
A dehumidifier works much the same as an air-conditioner, in that it takes moisture out of the indoor air. It condenses the moisture out of the air.
Features to look for in a dehumidifier are:






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