Posted on 16 09 2024
Did you know an average shower can release up to 2,500 ml of moisture into the air? That's more than 2 litres! If you are drying clothes inside too and don't have proper ventilation, that's a lot of moisture hanging around with nowhere to go…
Bathrooms naturally get wet - but they shouldn't stay that way. Lingering moisture makes your bathroom damp and uncomfortable and can cause serious damage over time. Lack of adequate ventilation can cause:
Excess moisture creates the perfect breeding ground for mould and mildew. If you've noticed dark spots on windows, walls, grout, or ceilings, it's likely mould is starting to grow. Mould doesn't just look unsightly; it can also affect your health, especially those with asthma or allergies.
High humidity can cause paint to bubble and peel, while wallpaper may begin to warp or loosen.
Fogged-up windows, mirrors, and persistent condensation are warning signs that your bathroom's ventilation isn't up to scratch. Over time, trapped moisture can lead to wood rot, damaged tiles, and other costly problems.
To prevent excess moisture problems, try these simple solutions:
At GreenSide Energy Solutions, we're your one-stop shop for ventilation needs. Whether you need an exhaust fan, Heat Transfer System, or a Positive Pressure Ventilation System, we've got you covered. If you're dealing with mould, peeling paint, or excessive condensation, our team can help with energy-efficient solutions that keep your bathroom dry and fresh.
Don't let excess moisture damage your home! Contact Greenside Energy Solutions today for a free home assessment. We'll help you find the best ventilation solutions to keep your bathroom and home healthy and moisture-free.