It's spring, and the climate is gradually warming up.
One of the two nightmares of the southern region, "Back to the South".
Mops for ceilings? It's raining in the house?
Wet! Wet! Wet!
"Moldy", "damp", "allergies".
Do the dehumidifiers that home bloggers are using really work?
What is a Dehumidifier?
To put it simply, the moist air is sucked into the machine through the fan, the water in the air is condensed into water droplets through the heat exchange system, and then the treated dry air is discharged out of the machine, and the relative humidity in the air is reduced through air circulation.
Why use a dehumidifier?
Most people tend to ignore the return to the south or the rainy season, thinking that it is only a month or two. However, in such a short period of time, the hot and humid climate can cause mold to grow unbridled, not only to spoil food, but also to grow mold on clothes, to get damp on wooden furniture, and to damage household appliances.
The damp internal environment will cause the whole person to be sluggish, not in a state, as well as dizziness and weakness. If the bed is next to such a damp place, sometimes you will feel dizzy when you get up. It often leads to autonomic nerve dysfunction in the human body and aggravates the incidence of respiratory diseases. During this season, many people will have an outbreak of allergies and even eczema on their hands, most likely because the living environment is too humid. Rheumatic joint pain, including in the elderly, is also closely related to the environment.
What kind of dehumidifier to choose?
An AirPlus dehumidifier.
Easily solve the problem of dampness in the home.
Keep your family away from moisture hazards.
Not only can it dehumidify, but it also has a one-button drying mode.
It is easy to solve the problem of drying clothes in the rainy season.
37db low noise, more peace of mind for sleeping.
Automatic shutdown when the water is full, 31L extra-large water tank.
One machine for multiple purposes, away from mold troubles.