Unless you have the luxury of integrated air conditioners in your home, damp can be a real nightmare in the winter. Windows, and even walls, can become steamed up and run with condensation, causing mold and mildew on curtains and blinds and making your house feel damp and cold, even when you have the heating on.

Condensation is caused by the warm moist air of your home meeting the cold surface of windows and walls. This results in a sudden drop in the temperature of the air, and allows any moisture contained within it to condense onto the cold surface. If wet weather has forced you to dry clothes indoors, on a clothes maiden or on your radiators, then your air will be particularly moist, making the problem so much worse. The steam from cooking, if not properly vented, will also contribute to higher moisture levels.

A home dehumidifier will remove this moisture from the air, helping you to keep your home warm and dry without condensation problems. This form of air conditioning also makes your heating more efficient, as dry air is much easier to heat than damp air.

The cost of running a home dehumidifier can be as little as pennies per hour, which is a small price to pay to prevent the sort of damp that can quickly make your windows and sills look unsightly, and even cause damage to fabrics and furniture around your home.

Like domestic air con, the modern range of home dehumidifiers available at P&M Coppack are much more stylish than their industrial counterparts, and many models run almost silently as they operate, with little more than the swish of the fan as it draws in the air. So take a look at our home dehumidifier range today and see how easily you could stay warm and dry this winter.