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Dehumidifier in Conservatory

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Cyclewidow46 · 02/01/2019 22:50

I've recently rented a house which has a conservatory directly off the kitchen which we use as a dining / relaxing area (table/chairs/sofa etc).
In the conservatory there is a large electric dehumidifier.
Now, excuse my ignorance, I've never used one of these before, but when exactly am I supposed to switch this on? I'm assuming when I'm cooking when the windows steam up? Is there any other time?
I'm just not sure.

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MsMamaNature · 03/01/2019 15:01

Can be used for excessive condensation on windows, removing moisture from air to prevent growth of mould/mildew, removes musty/stale smells in the air and I have a friend who uses it to clean the air for her son who has asthma.

Cyclewidow46 · 03/01/2019 20:19

Thank you. That gives me a bit more of an idea Smile

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