Condensation itself does not pose a risk to your health, but it can develop into other problems in your home that may affect you in the future.

Good indoor air quality might not be at the forefront of your mind, but it is vital to a healthy home, and a lifeline for people who with asthma.

Damp can be a major problem in houses and ultimately lead to expensive repair bills or allow the growth of mould that is damaging to health.

If you are living in student accommodation or are renting a property, knowing what to do about condensation can be complex.

As many as one in five UK homes suffers from condensation that can lead to problems with damp and mould that can affect health.

Preventing mould in your rented property is often simpler than a cure – reducing the growth of mould and mildew makes removal simpler and less expensive.

For Hayfever sufferers, pollen from grass and flowers can make summer a miserable time with painful allergy symptoms preventing them enjoying the weather.

Without good airflow pollen levels can build up over time along with other allergens and cause painful allergic reactions.

When pollen levels are high, people with hay fever suffer with painful allergies. Thankfully, there are things to do that can help reduce suffering.