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When does moisture cause mold?
Humidity plays a crucial role in preventing mold. The optimal humidity is between 30-60%, as higher levels can create optimal conditions for mold growth.
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Moisture in walls: When should you react?
Moisture in walls can be harmful and negatively affect the indoor climate. When should you react to moisture in the walls, and how can you prevent problems?
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Can you remove moisture with heat?
According to experts, heat can be an effective way to remove moisture and regulate humidity to avoid mold.
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How to read a hygrometer correctly
Learn how to correctly read a hygrometer to ensure optimal humidity in your home or workplace.
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How to lower humidity at home
To create a healthy indoor climate, it is important to reduce humidity in your home. Achieve an ideal humidity level between 30-50% by ventilating, using dehumidifiers, and repairing damage to prevent moisture problems.
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Is dry air harmful to health?
Dry air can have negative consequences for our health, including irritation of the eyes, nose and throat, as well as skin problems.
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Is 80% humidity too high?
Humidity in our homes plays a crucial role in our health and well-being. Is 80% humidity too high, and what can we do to ensure an optimal indoor climate?
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The optimal humidity in the living room
Achieve optimal humidity in your living room for better well-being. Read about its importance, ideal levels and solutions.
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Guide: How to measure moisture and mold risk
To avoid mold in your home, it's important to measure the humidity. A hygrometer can give you accurate readings. Discover more about mold in our guide.
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How to avoid moisture problems in the bedroom
Dampness in the bedroom can be a major problem that affects both comfort and health. Learn how to avoid it and create a healthy indoor climate.
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Indoor climate facts: Does warm or cold air contain the most moisture?
The water vapor content of the air, also known as humidity, plays a crucial role in indoor climate. But does warm or cold air contain the most moisture? The experts provide the answer.
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Can indoor air give you asthma?
Poor indoor climate can increase the risk of developing asthma in both children and adults, according to the Danish National Board of Health and research from the Danish Building Research Institute.
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