Kitchens and pantries
It is impossible to cook without producing vapor, and having a dehumidifier in the pantry is very useful, as it protects stocked food such as salt, coffee, grains, cereals, bread, flours, etc.
Libraries and file rooms
The dehumidifier efficiently protects books, files, and paper against fungi, mold, and mites.
Living rooms and bedrooms
Bedrooms may be affected by humidity, especially those with an adjoining bathroom. Water vapor arising from hot showers, which flows to the bedroom and its armoires, favors the emergence of fungi and helps the proliferation of mold. The dehumidifier keeps this humidity under control.
Home office, offices, and computer rooms
Oxidation is a type of rust composed of fungi that corrodes, in addition to metal, electrical and electronic components. To prevent these objects from deteriorating due to oxidation, it is necessary to prevent the air from accumulating humidity levels higher than the percentage recommended, which is always between 50% and 60%.
Laundries and Laundry rooms
Dries clothes faster and keeps a pleasant smell in the room.
Cellars
Keeps the ideal humidity for conservation of spirits and wines and preserves corks, which can be damaged by humidity and change the quality and taste of the product.
Home theater and sound room
Fungi love the chemical layer that covers films. When they feed on it, they permanently destroy the photographic file. Additionally, there is a type of fungus that feeds on lenses of photographic cameras and microscopes. In order to restore the lenses, their curvature must be redone, which is a specific and expensive process.
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