They are a risk to health, as they affect the body, humidity and mold in the house

High levels of humidity, especially if people are exposed for a long time, can turn into a health hazard.

Studies have proven that a humid environment directly affects the worsening of allergies and respiratory diseases.

Moisture is always associated with the formation of house mold.

As we know, mold is very harmful to the functions of our organism.

It affects the respiratory system, blood circulation, brain nerve function and many others.

By inhaling mold spores, the airways become irritated, the mucous membrane of the nose and mouth begins to deteriorate.

People who have been exposed for a long time begin to experience chest tightness from poor blood oxygenation.

If mold and moisture are in a very high concentration in your home, it can turn into a problem for the health of your skin.

Contact with mold and moisture for a long time, brings more serious diseases such as eczema, and nerve damage, especially in small children.

Based on data from the World Health Organization (WHO), a very high percentage of asthma cases are caused by humidity and mold in the house.

Advice against mold and dampness

Use the air conditioner, especially on hot days to reduce the humidity in the air.

Keep indoor humidity levels below 60% if possible.

You can buy a moisture meter that is not expensive but helps you keep it under control.

Such devices are available in electronics stores.

Be sure to clean the parts of the air conditioner to ensure that the water flows properly and circulates without obstruction.

In cool weather, keep the house warm.

As temperatures drop, the air cannot hold moisture, which condenses on cold surfaces, encouraging mold growth.

Solid surfaces such as walls, floors or even windows require good insulation to reduce the possibility of condensation.

Dry wet areas within 24-48 hours to prevent mold growth and development. Fix water leaks or problematic drainage.

If your house is at risk from the waters of outdoor spaces, streams, rivers, then you should take care that the building is protected from the outside inside.

Open doors increase air circulation that disperses heat across cold surfaces.

Improve air circulation by using air fresheners or moving furniture slightly away from the wall.

Whenever you cook, wash dishes or clean, use hoods that draw moisture out of the house.

If you notice moisture on windows or other surfaces, turn off some electrical appliances.

Check for leaks under the sink, refrigerator or other water sources. Make the appropriate repairs.

Clean the refrigerator drainage system if necessary.

Use vacuum cleaners to remove moisture Use different layers to keep the floor dry, and wash it occasionally.

Check for water leaks in various areas and repair if necessary.

Open the windows when showering. Do not leave wet towels on the floor or in the laundry basket./ AgroWeb.org