Household damp is all too common in the colder months, but you don't have to put up with it.
The moisture begins to appear at this time of year due to poor ventilation and usually gets worse in the cold depths of winter. The moisture droplets can leave windowsills and glass soaking wet, which can spawn black mould if not taken care of.
According to the interior experts at Beanbags.co.uk, bicarbonate of soda serves as a budget friendly moisture absorber that naturally dehumidifies rooms. All you have to do is fill a small bowl with the powder that's also called baking soda and put it on the windowsill. One of the biggest causes of humidity in homes is taking a shower. To reduce the humidity from showering, you should consider using cooler water that's warm rather than boiling hot and taking shorter showers.
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