Why are some places particularly humid
Some storage locations have high humidity levels:
Cellars
- Often buried and poorly ventilated, humidity can pass through walls and floors and remain permanently high.
Outdoor storage locations
- Poorly thermally insulated, they suffer from strong variations in temperature day/night, causing condensation on ceilings or walls, especially in the morning.
- Examples: metal containers.
Risks for stored objects
Products stored in humid environments can quickly deteriorate:
- Mold formation (wetland, humidity)
- Yellowed or curled paper
- Rusty metals
- Stains and warping on wooden furniture
Solutions for storing in a humid place
Permanent dehumidification
- In places where humidity is constant (cellars, humid areas), it is recommended to use electric condensers Or absorbent salts.
Storage in airtight containers
- For fragile products (paper, textiles), choose airtight boxes.
- For maximum protection, place a Air Sponge tape inside the boxes.
Protection against condensation peaks
- In places subject to rapid temperature variations, such as containers, it is effective to place Air Sponge tape on the ceiling to absorb moisture as soon as it appears.
Summary
For store in a humid place without damaging your belongings, few solutions :
- Dehumidify rooms if necessary.
- Use airtight containers for sensitive products.
- Complete with Air Sponge for fast, reusable and maintenance free protection.
Air Sponge: the durable and effective anti-humidity solution
Unlike conventional solutions such as salts or desiccants, Air Sponge offers long-lasting and maintenance free protection:
- Infinitely reusable, without the need for regeneration by heating.
- 3-year warranty, for total peace of mind.
- Easy to install, even in spaces that are already full.
- Quickly absorbs moisture as soon as it appears, ideal for cellars, containers or humid areas.
With Air Sponge, you combine efficiency, economy and simplicity to store in a humid place without ever damaging your products.
