Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Posted February 6, 2006 I never seemed to notice that those mold killer small air heaters helped mildew or other molds- bur a de-humidifyer sure does- and it would work in the warmer months when a heater would be no good. --- In , " kattemayo " <kattemayo@...> wrote: > > Would adding small electric heaters in a room be a good idea? The room has minimal mold after rains around window sill/frame. No visible water or moisture in room, but a mildew smell sometimes on clothes. > > Would there be negatives or more contamination risked by heaters.? > (Regular heat is by a wall/gas unit, with small vent in that room). > > Katrina > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Posted February 6, 2006 Katrina, I think a little electric heater would be an excellant idea. Any type of heater to reduce the humidity and I think an electric heater would be safer and cheaper than gas. I often use little electric heaters in bathrooms, especially when taking extremely hot showers and by doing this the mirror doesn't even fog up and let it run for about an hour after. Prevention is the name of the game. Also a dehumidifier may be best. KC --- In , " kattemayo " <kattemayo@...> wrote: > > Would adding small electric heaters in a room be a good idea? The room has minimal mold after rains around window sill/frame. No visible water or moisture in room, but a mildew smell sometimes on clothes. > > Would there be negatives or more contamination risked by heaters.? > (Regular heat is by a wall/gas unit, with small vent in that room). > > Katrina > Quote
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