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Ways To Reduce Indoor Humidity: With the ongoing monsoon season, people have received much-needed respite from the scorching heat. However, the rainy weather has led to an increase in moisture and humidity in the air causing several problems. From dry hair and skin to excessive sweating and toxic growth of fungus, the combination of high heat and humidity can have consequences for health. Not just outdoors, sometimes humidity can occur in homes as well and lead to excess moisture. High humidity levels in the house can cause a sticky environment and generate a foul smell as well. Here are some easy ways that you can use to reduce humidity in your home. 

Ways To Reduce Indoor Humidity

Turn Up AC

When you use air conditioning, it naturally decreases the moisture and humidity in the room and keeps it cool and fresh. But you need to make sure to balance the AC’s temperature according to your room's requirements and to maximise the airflow across the room. 

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Use Ventilation Fan

Ventilation fans are usually found in the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and other enclosed spaces within a house. These fans help prevent the buildup of humidity, strong smells, and smoke and promote a healthy and fresh environment. 

Dehumidifier

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Dehumidifiers can help in eliminating dust, allergens and humidity from the house. It is also great equipment for reducing moist odours that accompany mold and mildew. Using a dehumidifier not only reduces humidity but also provides ample health benefits. It can help people with respiratory problems to breathe easily. 

Leakage Fixes

Fixing leakages in your house can save electricity bills and prevent humidity. When you have leaking taps in your house, it can create moisture in the area, invite bacteria and fungi and lead to humidity. 

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(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment.)