Indoor humidity is not just about comfort—it’s also crucial for the health of household members and the durability of furniture and finishing materials. Too much or too little humidity can lead to mold growth, poor air quality, and even respiratory issues. That’s why it’s important to know and monitor the ideal humidity level in your living space.

What Is Considered the Optimal Humidity Level?

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the optimal indoor relative humidity should range between 40% and 60%. This level ensures:

• – Thermal comfort and overall well-being
• – Reduced risk of microorganism and dust mite growth (they thrive above 65% humidity – EPA, 2016)
• – Lower likelihood of respiratory diseases
• – Protection for your home’s structure and stored items

What Happens When Humidity Levels Are Too High?

Excess humidity (above 60%) promotes condensation on windows and walls, leading to:

• – Mold and mildew growth (according to CDC, mold can develop within 24–48 hours in moist conditions)
• – Spread of allergens and toxins
• – Damage to walls, wallpaper, plaster, wooden furniture, and electronics
• – Unpleasant odors

How to Monitor and Control Indoor Humidity

• – Use a Hygrometer to Measure Humidity
  Modern digital hygrometers are affordable and allow you to track real-time humidity and temperature in different parts of your home.
• – Wietrz pomieszczenia i zadbaj o dobrą wentylację
  Naturalna cyrkulacja powietrza pomaga odprowadzać nadmiar pary wodnej. Wg badań Uniwersytetu Harvarda, regularne wietrzenie pomieszczeń 2–3 razy dziennie znacząco wpływa na jakość powietrza i redukcję zawartości wilgoci.
• – Ventilate Rooms Properly
  Natural air circulation helps remove excess water vapor. According to Harvard University research, airing out rooms 2–3 times daily significantly improves air quality and reduces moisture.
• – Avoid Drying Clothes Indoors
  Drying laundry indoors can release 2–3 liters of water vapor per day (source: National House Building Council, UK), significantly raising humidity levels.

Use Moisture Absorbers like EcoVentis

In moisture-prone areas—bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and cars—moisture absorbers are an effective way to reduce air humidity.

EcoVentis Products – Reliable Support Against Moisture

Our product line includes EcoVentis solutions adapted to various rooms and conditions:

• – Designer Dehumidifiers for Rooms up to 20 m² – Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, kids’ rooms, or offices. They release a pleasant lavender scent and improve air quality.
• – Universal Sachet-Style Dehumidifier – Reusable and aesthetically pleasing.
• – Reusable Car Dehumidifiers – Effectively eliminate moisture and foggy windows. Can be regenerated in a microwave (600W, 6 minutes).
• – Refill Packs for Home Absorbers – Economical and practical for long-term use.

Maintain a Healthy Microclimate Every Day

High humidity not only reduces comfort but may also cause serious health issues. That’s why it’s important to monitor it regularly and act immediately when the first signs appear.

With EcoVentis products available at aromame.eu, you can maintain a safe, dry, and healthy home—without compromise.