Aotai dehumidifier was established in 2010, we have advanced professional technology and rich manufacturing experience specialized in various industrial dehumidifier, greenhouse duct dehumidifier, ultrasonic humidifier, explosion-proof air-conditioning,explosion-proof dehumidifier, humidity control air-conditioning and other humidity&temperature control products.

Aotai Electric is located in Hangzhou  City, Zhejiang Province, China which is only two hours by car near Shanghai port, Our company occupies an area of 50.000 square meters with advanced production equipments and rich experience. aotai  favourable comments from clients of Europe, South&North America and Southeast Asia, etc. because of our good quality, competitive price, quick delivery and excellent service. 6. Persistent Sneezing and Coughing
Dust mites and allergens thrive in high humidity, which may trigger sneezing, coughing, and even asthmatic symptoms. If you start noticing these symptoms more often after spending time indoors, it’s likely due to high humidity levels. A dehumidifier will reduce allergens and create a safe living environment.

7. Pests
Pests are a nuisance and a health hazard. Unfortunately, they flourish in humid environments and can cause great damage to your home. If you start seeing more pests such as roaches, silverfish, earwigs, and/or spiders in your space, it could indicate high humidity levels in the air. Investing in a dehumidifier is recommended to help keep your home pest-free.
8. Are You Feeling Cold?
During winter, a damp room can leave you feeling colder than normal, even with the heating turned up. That’s because high humidity levels make it more difficult for heat to circulate in a room. Investing in a dehumidifier will help regulate the air’s moisture level and can allow your home’s heating system to work efficiently, which could potentially save you money on your energy bill and makes the room more comfortable.

9. Nothing Seems to Dry
High humidity means that clothes, linens, and towels can take longer to dry. If you find that your towels are staying damp long after hanging it up to dry, the air in your home could be overly humid. Investing in a dehumidifier can help improve drying times and reduce energy costs.