EnviroVent partners with Vericon Systems to enhance ventilation management and help tackle mould and condensation issues across social housing

Some people use dehumidifiers to reduce condensation, but they may not be an effective way to deal with the causes of the problem in your home.

During cold weather, condensation can form on walls and windows in your home where it can lead to bigger problems like mould that can affect your health.

Sometimes condensation can be obvious, but it can also develop in other, harder to find areas, where it may go undiscovered for long periods of time.

Understanding why mould tends to grow around windows can help you take preventive measures to keep your home mould-free.

If you want to keep mould away once you’ve removed if from your walls, there are several things you can do. Get some tips about stopping mould here.

If left unchecked, condensation can lead to damp patches forming where mould will grow, and which can damage the fabric of your home.

While dedicated mould sprays and bleach can be used to remove mould, there are also milder choices that can remove mould effectively but are less harsh.

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