Kitchens (example: reduces formation of vapor and bad smell):
Vapors are inevitable, but in pantries, the dehumidifier may be very useful for it protects stocked food, especially grains, flours, etc.
Libraries, file rooms:
Particularly efficient, it protects books, files, and paper against fungi.
Living rooms and bedrooms:
Bedrooms may suffer with excessive 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. The dehumidifier keeps this humidity under control.
Home offices, offices, and computer rooms:
Protection of electric and electronic devices. Oxidation is a type of rust that corrodes, in addition to metal, electronic components. To prevent this and other equipment from deteriorating due to oxidation, it is necessary to prevent it from contacting air with high relative humidity levels or that are above recommended, which is between 50% and 60%.
Laundries, laundry rooms, areas where clothes dry:
It dries your clothes faster.
Cellars and pantries:
It maintains ideal humidity to preserve wine corks
Home theaters, sound rooms, and places of storage of files and photographic and cinematic material:
Fungi love to feed on the chemical layer that covers films. When they feed on them, they permanently destroy the photographic file. Fungi have food preferences. There is a type of fungi that feeds on glass and destroys the lenses of photographic cameras or microscopes. To recover these lenses, their curvature must be redone. Therefore, this is a very expensive process.
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