Meaco was founded in 1991 and over the years we have featured in trade magazines and national newspapers (Guardian, Daily Mirror etc.). We are also seen as a respected source of advice and as such have been quoted on the advice pages of the national newspapers and I regularly talk
Sales of dehumidifiers peak during the winter when the outside air temperature drops and people see condensation on their windows and for those that are really unlucky mould growing on outside walls. In the UK, demand for dehumidifier used to drops off as the weather warms up and surface temperatures
One of the advantages of sitting in the main office and taking my turn to answer the telephone is that I get to talk to a lot of customers who have bought or are thinking about buying Meaco dehumidifiers. A recurring theme has been the cost of electricity. There is
Condensation is one of the main reasons that homeowners buy dehumidifiers. And we get lots of questions asking about the causes of condensation in their property. That’s why we’ve made this short video. It covers the main activities in your home that can cause condensation and describes the reasons why
There’s often a common theme between tenants and landlords – that damp problems exist in the property and the landlord needs to do something about it. Condensation and damp can cause real problems, including mould, damage to furniture and clothes and health problems. There is often conflict about who is
Here at Meaco, we have great conversations with our customers all the time. We’re commonly asked questions about desiccant dehumidifiers, so we thought we’d put this handy guide together. How Does A Desiccant Dehumidifier Work? A desiccant based dehumidifier draws the air in from the room over a filter and
At this time of year when the mercury drops below freezing we often get phone calls from customers saying that their dehumidifier is not working. The problem is usually that it is not collecting any water and yet they still get condensation on their windows. Frustrating but there is very
Is a building dryer the same as a dehumidifier? Yes. Building dryer is the term given to larger capacity dehumidifiers that typically get used for drying out the plaster and concrete in new homes and are also used for drying rooms that have been damaged after a flood, whether this
In Britain, we are very used to the energy standard scheme for white goods whereby things like washing machines and tumble dryers are energy rated A to E, with A being the cheapest to run. It would seem that the scheme has been a success and is here to stay
Have you noticed condensation in your home or office? What often starts out as something you ignore can turn unto a bigger problem, causing excess moisture in your home and more serious problems like mildew and black mould. So, what causes condensation, and do you know how to stop condensation
When temperatures drop and remain low, many of us naturally keep our windows closed to stay warm, but this often traps moisture indoors. The result
In simple terms, decibels are the way we measure sound. But noise and quietness is so much more than a numerical measurement. At Meaco, we
The newest addition to our bestselling Arete® family, ideal for single rooms, student accommodation and shared houses. The same two-in-one excellence has been reimagined for
The introduction of Awaab’s Law marks a vital moment in the conversation around damp, mould and indoor air quality. As a company dedicated to improving