We often forget it in winter, but opening your windows for 10 minutes a day is essential . This simple action helps to evacuate the humidity generated by breathing, cooking or drying laundry . Even in the middle of winter , a change of air avoids many inconveniences!
Dry your laundry outside
Damp laundry is a real moisture trap . Dry it outside if possible or, failing that, in a well-ventilated room . Another tip? Place a fan near the laundry to speed up evaporation and limit condensation.
Plants that fight humidity
Do you like indoor plants? Good news, some are real natural dehumidifiers !
Spathiphyllum (moon flower) : absorbs humidity and purifies the air.
The Rose of Jericho : fascinating, it closes when the air is dry and opens in a humid environment.
The Areca palm : an ally against humidity and pollutants.
In addition to regulating the ambient air , these plants bring a pleasant touch of greenery to your interior.
Habits to adopt in daily life
A few adjustments to your routine can make all the difference:
Heat evenly to avoid condensation on walls and windows.
Limit long, very hot baths to reduce steam production.
Use lids when cooking to limit humidity in the kitchen.
Excessive humidity can be controlled without unnecessary effort or expense. By combining ventilation, natural tips and suitable plants , you can regain a healthy and pleasant interior . These simple solutions will allow you to avoid mold while respecting your budget.
