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News India Live, Digital Desk: Hero of the Monsoon: The monsoon season brings relief from rain and heat, but also brings a guest called a guest – Humid and sticky! This is a restlessness when the sweat does not take the name of drying, the fan also looks hot and just feels chip-chip all the time.

In such a situation, we resort to AC or cooler. But there is a problem here too. By running AC, the electricity bill starts touching the sky, and the cooler increases the moisture in the air even more, which increases the humidity rather than decreasing.

Then what is the solution? The answer is a device about which you may not have heard much, but it is no less than a ‘hero’ for the monsoon. Its name is – Dehumidifier.

What is it dehumidifier and how does it work?

It can be called ‘moisture absorbing machine’ in easy language. It looks like an AC or cooler, but its work is completely different.

• It draws the moisture of the room, the sticky air inside it.

• Inside the machine, it separates the water from that air.

• Then it leaves dry, cold and comfortable air back into the room.

The water drained from the air by the machine accumulates in a tank, which you can easily empty from time to time. You will be surprised to see how much water this machine can drain from the air!

Benefits of Dehumidifier:

1. Get rid of stickiness and humidity: This makes the room feel cold and dry, which gives you instant relief from sweat and restlessness.

2. Say ‘bye-bye’ to damp and fungus: Due to low moisture in the air, damp, fungus and bacteria do not flourish on the walls.

3. Easy to dry clothes: In the rainy season, clothes inside the house also dry up quickly and without smell.

4. better health: It is very beneficial for allergies and asthma patients, as it eliminates moisture and fungus from the air.

This device is not less than a boon, especially in coastal cities like Mumbai, Kolkata or where there is too much humidity in the rain. This is an investment that will give you peace and comfortable day in the monsoon.

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