AS the winter months roll in and the temperature drops, it's not uncommon for households to encounter an unwelcome guest: mould. This pesky intruder thrives in damp, cold conditions and can quickly make itself at home in the corners and crevices of your living space. But don't worry, with a few simple tips and tricks, you can keep mould at bay and ensure your home stays cosy and healthy throughout the season.
And many have been revealed in a thread on the online forum Reddit. This comes after one homeowner took to the site to ask for advice as their walls and ceilings were covered in mould. One person suggested: “Get a dehumidifier.
“You can get non-electric ones from B&M for a few quid, they will soak up the moisture. “Also, I find those window vac things really good for taking moisture from the windows.” A non-electric dehumidifier currently costs £12 from the budget retailer.
UniBond Aero 360 Moisture Absorber Device produces no noise or spills and requires no electricity. The aerodynamic device combines with 360 air circulation refills to give you optimum moisture absorbtion. It helps to combat condensation, damp rooms, allergens, mould and mildew, as well as absorbing moisture and neutralising odours.
A second said: “Have you got a smart metre? “You can use it to see how much it actually costs to run that dehumidifier (what’s the rate per hour when it’s on vs off). “Dehumidifiers are not as expensive to run as you might think. And running them is cheap.
