Most Homeowners and Renters want to know what they can do to help keep moisture & mildew at bay! Here are some easy, free things that everyone can do, whether you own your home or rent your home or apartment. We all must do our part!
Keep things dry.
Wipe down shower walls after taking a
shower.
Cover pots while cooking.
Use exhaust fans in the kitchen, utility room and bathroom.
Cover pots while cooking.
Use exhaust fans in the kitchen, utility room and bathroom.
Be sure you have air movement in all
areas.
Open windows to let outside air in, if
the weather is nice.
Use a fan, even in the winter, to move the air.
Leave closet doors and dresser drawers open sometimes.
Be sure clothing is dry when stored. Hang it loosely in the closet.
Store items where they will not get damp.
Don't put furniture tightly against the wall.
Use a fan, even in the winter, to move the air.
Leave closet doors and dresser drawers open sometimes.
Be sure clothing is dry when stored. Hang it loosely in the closet.
Store items where they will not get damp.
Don't put furniture tightly against the wall.
Dry the air.
Use a heater, or turn on the furnace if the
house is damp.
Use a dehumidifier.
Use a dehumidifier.
Use chemicals such as Silica gel to absorb
moisture. Place on a closet shelf or hang in a cloth bag to absorb moisture.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Keep fabrics clean and dry.
Dirty clothing should be dry before
putting it into the hamper.
Wash or dry clean clothing or household items before storing them.
Store clothing in a warm, dry place.
Stretch shower curtains out to dry after taking a shower.
Don't put damp clothing on the floor
Wash or dry clean clothing or household items before storing them.
Store clothing in a warm, dry place.
Stretch shower curtains out to dry after taking a shower.
Don't put damp clothing on the floor
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