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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Natasha Brinsmead

How to reduce humidity in your kitchen this festive season with our 10 expert tips

A modern Christmas kitchen with fir trees and fairy lights.

Kitchens can be hot, steamy spaces at the best of times, but during the festive season, when become a hive of cooking and people, the humidity in this room can go through the roof.

Pans of gravy, pots of veg bubbling away and great hunks of meat sizzling in the oven all create heat, moisture and steam. And it doesn't stop there. The kitchen often becomes a sociable hub at this time of year, where everyone wants to congregate, chat and generally hang out – and all those bodies in one place will get those humidity levels rising even more.

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