As the temperature drops, concerns are being raised about cracks in the insulation through which cold air often seeps in. It can lead to illness, humidity problems, and structural issues. In fact, with the improvement of insulation in modern houses, the sealing of homes is much better than before. But with closed doors and windows in winter, the house is cut off from the fresh air outside, which increases impurities in the air. And these unclean substances can be trapped indoors all the time, which can seriously affect indoor air quality. Dust mites, mold, and other contaminants can also affect respiratory and immune system problems.
In addition, a closed room is also easy to maintain a certain amount of moisture, which comes from a part of our daily life, such as bathing, cooking, dry cleaning, bathing, boiling water, etc., will increase the humidity in the air. If you add it all up, you can produce about 1.5 liters of water per person per day. However, the heat in modern homes cannot escape through cracks in Windows, attics, and walls due to the high quality of the sealing. Trapped air only makes the air inside worse, and the accumulation of excess moisture can lead to unhealthy indoor air quality.
But too high or too low humidity will make people feel uncomfortable and even affect people's health. If indoor humidity is too low, people can experience dry eyes, irritation, and cracked and itchy skin because indoor air is too dry. On the other hand, too much water can cause allergies and asthma, coughing, dizziness, headaches, flu-like symptoms, nausea, shortness of breath, and nasal congestion. Especially in the cold and wet winter environment, using a dehumidifier can not only adjust and monitor the humidity in your home so that it reaches the ideal level, is conducive to protecting your health and your family. Also, a simple and effective way to control our indoor air quality is to use a dehumidifier to capture unhealthy and contaminated air and circulate clean, healthy air without moisture around the home. Whole-home dehumidifiers not only capture pollutants and irritants but also make room for introducing better air.
It's a common misconception that turning up the heat and closing the doors and windows in winter reduces humidity. Warm air carries more moisture. Therefore, ventilation should also be maintained in winter, which is vital to prevent disease. In addition, the use of dehumidifiers can effectively control and maintain indoor humidity levels is an excellent way to keep the indoor air quality in winter.
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