It is important to strive for healthy indoor air to ensure the health and well-being of you and your family. Your bathroom has very specific air quality problems because baths and showers contribute to high moisture levels. Proper ventilation is essential to removing excess moisture. If poor ventilation and high moisture levels are left unchecked, your bathroom is vulnerable to serious air quality problems.

Here are the steps we recommend:

• Fix any dripping faucets, water leaks or water-damaged areas.
• As soon as you see any discoloration developing on tile, grout, caulk, shower curtains, etc., clean and or replace (in the case of caulk and shower curtain) immediately.
• Monitor grout, caulk and tile for any cracks or splits so that moisture is not able to penetrate into the wall or wall cavity. 
• Keep counters, floors, windows and other bathroom surfaces clean
• Make sure your bathroom is properly ventilated and air exhausts to the outside.
• Make sure vent fans are clean and operating well.
• Use DampRid Bathroom Moisture Absorber to keep moisture levels low (30-50%).

Basements, closets, kitchens and laundry rooms are also high-risk indoor areas. 

So, bathroom air quality is serious business.  Let’s look at what you can do to prevent the consequences of excess moisture in your bathroom.

Improving Your Bathroom’s Air Quality

Taking some simple precautions will help you improve the air quality in your bathroom and prevent excess moisture from forming. 

Healthier bathroom air protects both your health and your home. If condensation lingers in your bathroom or you notice a musty smell, a serious problem could be developing. Don’t let excess moisture ruin the air quality of your bathroom and your home.

Order DampRid Bathroom Moisture Absorber NOW and breathe healthier indoor air.