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The German art of “Stoßlüften”: Can shock airing help British homes beat damp and mould this winter?

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 is an increase in condensation and damp, and with it the familiar challenge of preventing mould from taking hold. Our German colleagues have long relied on a simple tradition that may offer some help. It is called “Lüften“, which means airing out, and it remains a daily habit in homes across Germany. This thoughtful practice

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Why Every Student Needs a Dehumidifier in Their Uni Accommodation

University life is full of excitement and new experiences, but for many students in the UK, adjusting to the realities of shared accommodation can bring unexpected challenges. One of the most common issues faced by students is dealing with excess moisture in their living spaces. This problem, often underestimated, can

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5 Essential Tips to Stay Cool at Summer Festivals

The UK summer festival season is a great way to enjoy the warm weather and embrace the outdoors. However, the humid summer heat can sometimes be overwhelming at events.  Recently, we’ve had stories from customers about MeacoFans at Glastonbury. And last week, we were left with this incredible review from

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MeacoFan Sefte® Air Circulators: Awarded the Quiet Mark

At Meaco, a silent revolution is happening, and it’s all about noise – or the lack there of.  We know our customers are increasingly prioritising peace and quiet at home: a quiet night’s sleep, a focused work from home day. We also know that customers are seeking out fans that

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