December 28, 2009 at 9:04 pm , by admin
How can a dehumidifier prevent mold from spreading in your basement?
Since mold requires a damp , moist environment to grow and thrive what better way then than to use a dehumidifier. If you live in Atlanta and have moisture problems in your crawl space or basement you might want to seriously consider installing a dehumidifier.
Now while using a dehumidifier may help, it is only one part of a total Atlanta mold removal solution.
How does a dehumidifier work?
Simply put, a dehumidifier pulls the excessive moisture and water from the air. Let’s say your crawl space or a corner of your basement gets damp in the summer due to the excessive humidity. By installing a dehumidifier the excessive moisture is removed and you no longer have to put up with a damp room or belongings.
If you are going to purchase a DIY dehumidifier here are a few things to keep in mind:
- Size: How big of an area will you be taking care of? First calculate the square footage of the area.
- Make sure you get a size that has the sufficient power to maintain the ideal climate for the area.
- How will you remove the water? The little drawers will fill up surprisingly quickly and will need to be emptied out on a regular basis. Some models contain a way for you to connect a hose to them so they drain as needed into a drain. Remember if you do not do this correctly you will have a spill which will actually cause moisture problems instead of removing them.
Since the health of you and your family is involved why not call for a free consultation to help you with your moisture and water damage problems.
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