As surprising as it may sound, keeping your thermostat in winter at a consistent temperature is an effective way to reduce the risk of damp, mold and condensation in your home, without significantly impacting your energy bills.
In fact, HVAC pros suggest doing so will not only keep your home nice and cozy, but ensure you won't overwork your thermostat through the colder months, while combating dreaded mold, mildew, and musty odors at the same time.
