hi i will be away from my apartment for over a month and dont know how to handle the humidity as ive seen mold etc when i come back from long trips.
thanks in advance
hi i will be away from my apartment for over a month and dont know how to handle the humidity as ive seen mold etc when i come back from long trips.
thanks in advance
If you Air con with a dry setting you may care to buy a timing swith and run the unit some time during the day.
For the clothes cupboards . Go to the stores and get loads of the granulated chemical dehumidify packs.
Put them in the cupboards ( after following the instructions )nd close the doors and tape the gaps. Effectively forming a sealled box or near as.
Works for me.
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Have to go to the hospital now. My ribs are cracked from all the laughing.
Humidity is a real problem. We used to return to Australia every three months for a couple of weeks at a time, and the house always had that mold smell. We used to use the granules, but nothing worked really well.
Have you thought about getting a house-sitter? I believe the house-sitter pays to the tenant a reduced rental and enought to cover the utilities etc.
We are looking at coming over to HK soon and would be
looking for a place to stay. Let me know if you're interested.
What i usually do when I leave my apartments empty when I'm in u.k is to cover things like the table etc with newspaper as that soaks up some of the moisture in the air.
Get a dehumidifier with a hose attachment, and let it drain into the tub. Along with Boris' suggestions, that should keep your place dry as a desert.
Also, be sure that your place is totally closed - don't even think about leaving ANY windows open, close all fan lids, etc.