'I’m a cleaning pro – dehumidifiers banish mould but they won’t all work'
However, Ann was also quick to point out that not just any dehumidifier will do the trick.
She revealed: “Compressor ones, and they work by compressing the air so that the water that’s held in the air falls out.“Compressor ones don’t work very well at cold temperatures as there’s less water in the air and they’re really loud.“I often suggest bits of kits that are well over £100 and I’m fully aware that that’s a lot of money, and a lot of people don’t have it.
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