To understand the cause is to understand the cure. As air becomes warmer, it expands
and more moisture is absorbed. It will act like a sponge until it is saturated, as in a cloud. Cooled air shrinks and can hold less water vapour, so the moment water laden air touches a colder surface, it will deposit the excess water to form small droplets. The build up of moisture in the air of a home is a direct result of human habitation. Breathing, cooking, bathing, washing and clothes drying all add to water vapour. The direct burning of bottled gas or paraffin produces a pound of water for every pound of fuel consumed and is potentially the greatest source of wet air.

Increased ventilation and continual heating can stop condensation but this can prove costly and presents a security risk in respect of open windows. The answer is to take
the moisture directly from the atmosphere using a heat pump electrical dehumidifier.

Our knowledge in the field of dehumidification is unrivalled with many years’ experience
dealing with major Manufactures to include Ebac and others.

Typically, one machine centrally located will extract between one and two gallons of
water vapour per day, leaving a drier, healthier atmosphere.