The transition into winter sees the weather getting colder, damper and darker. This can lead to a miserable situation if your house is damp and cold. It’s extremely important to ensure you’re doing everything you can to avoid damage to your property and belongings as a result of this change in weather. Another factor that is often neglected is that cold, 
wet environments can lead to illness, painful joints and even more serious illnesses.
Damp
Damp is probably the biggest issue that the cold, wet, weather brings. The cold air can hold a lot of water vapor which can lead to damage and problems if not dried out. The best way to counter this issue is by using a dehumidifier, which sucks the moisture out of the air and collects it in a water tank. Our 10L ABC Range is energy efficient, quiet and suitable for all budgets.
Cold
There’s nothing worse than getting into a freezing cold bed. It’s also been proven that its unhealthy for your joints to get into a bed that’s too cold. Therefore, investing in a heater is a brilliant way to heat up a certain room. Our Meacoheat Motion Eye heater (no longer available) is perfect for the job, with its own built-in timer so you’re still in control even when you’re not physically able to turn it off.
Luxury This is the icing on the cake, but it’s definitely not a necessity. A heated blanket is a guaranteed way, when combined with a heater, to get into a nice warm bed with a toasty bedroom atmosphere. A lovely, relaxing end to a hard, cold day.
Products featured: 10L ABC Range
2 responses
Hi
“The cold air holds more water vapor which leads to damage. “
Strange I thought cold air hold less water vapour ?
Perhaps I am wrong …
Kind Regards Paul
Paul,
You are right and I have edited the sentence so it makes more sense. Thanks for pointing this out. The issue that should be discussed is that in the winter bringing fresh air into a space can cause damp issues unless that air is dried or heated in some way.
Chris