Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Dehumidifiers on Sale? Here's How to Find the Best One For You


Every one wants to keep their home healthy for the family to live in. No one wants to have the children get sick from environmental toxins like mold. We all begin to worry when we see dark stains developing in the corners of the bathroom or laundry room. We worry that water leaks and condensation can lead to mold developing. We can avoid a lot of problems by periodically inspecting the whole house, looking for leaks and signs of water damage or mold. We can take steps to find the source of water damage or leaks and get them fixed. In addition to this we can learn how to use a dehumidifier to eliminate mold and keep it away.

Mold grows in moist areas of a certain temperature, so if we raise the temperature or lower it so it is not good for mold, and then lower the humidity to under 50%, we can kill the mold. Once the mold is dead it can be washed away with a mold remover, or a solution of bleach and water. The trick is to keep conditions bad for mold. Here is where installing a dehumidifier comes in. A dehumidifier of the correct size for the space can keep humidity below 50% preventing future mold problems after eliminating the existing ones. Mildew and mold both need moisture to develop and release toxins and allergens into the air.

It is a good idea to get any mold you think may be the toxic black variety tested by professionals. If you have black mold, hire a mold abatement team to remove it for you so your home can be healthy again. Mold can cause allergy symptoms that are anything but pleasant. Number one priority is to keep mold out of your home and if you get mold to get rid of it fast and keep it away. Learn how to use a dehumidifier to eliminate mold.

Getting the right dehumidifier at a sale price is a good thing. Shop around for the best humidifier you can afford at the best price, and then use it to stay healthier all year round. Some good brands to look for are: Danby, LG, Royal Sovereign, Whirlpool and Haier. I would go on line to one of the sites that rates and reviews dehumidifiers. Armed with what you find on line, go to your local appliance outlet and find a model that fits your needs and is rated high on line. Get it in the size that fits your needs well. Keeping the dehumidifier running during the humid times of year will keep your house healthier to live in.

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