It’s November, and ’tis the season for thermostat wars. With the current cost of energy, many of us fall on the side of putting on extra layers instead of turning on the central heating. But while this can save money, it can also cause problems with damp, mould and condensation, particularly if you’re drying clothes inside. “Just open the window,” your landlord will say as if it isn’t five degrees outside. Fortunately, there’s a better way.
Investing in a dehumidifier can help you prevent these common household problems, while helping you dry your laundry without the cost of running a tumble dryer. IndyBest reviewer Joanne Lewsley, tried a range of dehumidifiers in her own home, testing the effectiveness, noise levels and running cost of each one.
