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One of the most unleashed factors during winter is undoubtedly the accumulation of humidity in the house .
This invades every corner and every room, running the risk of damaging the walls and other rooms such as the shower or tiles .
Over time, technologies have solved the problem of installing dehumidifiers, but not everyone has one.
Therefore, today we see together 5 methods that will help reduce humidity in the house at no cost !
selection trick
Our Grandmas always have a solution to all the little problems we face!
Among the various remedies that have been transmitted to us to reduce humidity in the house, there is the salt trick that you can put in each room.
It consists of taking a large bowl or basin and filling it with coarse salt , which has the ability to absorb moisture naturally.
Choose the number of bowls according to the size of the house and you will see that, day after day, the result will surprise you.
Change the salt if necessary when you see that it has become liquid.
rice bag
In addition to coarse salt, rice is also an excellent ally against humidity at home!
Everyone has a supply at home, so this is also an immediate remedy: simply fill bowls or even a large breathable bag with rice and place it on the affected areas.
Also in this case, after a few days the rice will change consistency, becoming soft, it will be time to change it and replace it with a new one.
Baking soda on furniture.
Not only in larger rooms and environments, but also in small spaces such as furniture, humidity accumulates.
Here you have to be very careful because excess humidity could cause mold to form inside the furniture and drawers, which will tend to deteriorate.
To avoid this whole chain of events, I recommend sprinkling baking soda on the underside of furniture or placing bowls in the corners of shelves.
Do the same even in the drawers and every 3 or 4 days change it by reusing the one in the bowls to make natural cleaners for the home!
Cornstarch
Cornstarch has exactly the same functionality as baking soda.
In fact, it is also used to remove moisture from shoes and boots when they are submerged in water on rainy days or due to sweating.
You will need to follow the same procedure as described for baking soda. However, I recommend this ingredient especially in kitchen furniture.
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