6 DIY Methods to Help Manage Indoor Humidity During Rainy Season

Activated Charcoal is very effective at absorbing moisture and odours. Place it in containers or old socks in areas where humidity is high. Replace the charcoal every couple of months.

Place bowls of baking soda around your home. Baking soda absorbs moisture and helps reduce humidity. Replace the baking soda every few weeks for best results.

Like baking soda, rock salt is a natural moisture absorber. Place containers of rock salt in damp areas of your home to help reduce humidity.

Rice can absorb moisture from the air. Place bowls of uncooked rice in damp areas to help reduce humidity. Replace the rice every few weeks.

If you have old silica gel packets (often found in product packaging), repurpose them to absorb moisture. Place them in small containers around your home, especially in closets or storage areas.

Mix equal parts water and white vinegar in a spray bottle. Use this solution to wipe down surfaces and help control moisture and mould growth.