New Delhi, July 20 -- Delhi NCR's monsoon is a welcome break from scorching summer temperatures, but it also brings one problem many households struggle with: excessive humidity. Even when the temperature isn't very high, the air can feel sticky, rooms may seem damp, and simple tasks like drying clothes can take much longer. You may also notice musty odours, condensation on windows, or damp patches on walls. Over time, excess moisture can encourage mould growth, attract dust mites and make indoor spaces less comfortable.

High humidity doesn't just affect your home. It can also make you feel warmer than the actual temperature, disturb sleep and leave furniture, mattresses and wardrobes feeling damp. The good news is that controlling indoo...